Fly-tipping incidents in Bexley borough have surged by 19% in the year 2023/24, with the total recorded incidents reaching 4,318. This rise reflects a broader trend in England, where councils collectively tackled 1.15 million fly-tipping cases, a 6% national increase. The majority of incidents in Bexley occurred on highways, primarily involving household waste such as black bin bags. Despite past reductions, this problem persisted, prompting the council to consider tougher enforcement measures and increasing penalties to discourage illegal dumping.
Fly-tipping incidents in Bexley rose by 19% in 2023/24, with black bin bags being the primary issue, reflecting a nationwide rise in waste dumping.
Household waste constitutes over 60% of fly-tipping incidents in England, with Bexley mirroring this trend, highlighting a significant waste management challenge.
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