As trailed in the Prime Minister’s Anti-Social Behaviour Plan, it is the government’s intention that Fixed Penalty Notice receipts for these offences are reinvested locally in clean up and enforcement – meaning perpetrators pay for local councils to continue toughening their approach in future years.
Spending of these receipts by local authorities is already restricted through legislation to a wider set of activities related to these issues.
The NFU has submitted a response to this consultation which was recently announced in the new 'Unleashing Rural Opportunity' paper.
The NFU is also encouraging members to share any incidents of fly-tipping via our online form. Your evidence will help us demonstrate the scale of the problem to local and national government, and strengthen our case for tougher action.
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