Councillor Amy Croft

Councillor Amy Croft proposed an amendment that was accepted, reframing a motion to highlight council efforts and data suggesting a reduction in fly-tipping. The councillor also proposed an amendment that was carried, which will see new enforcement guidelines introduced for APCOA, focusing on warnings for first-time offenders. Councillor Croft, Portfolio holder for Infrastructure, Enforcement and Recycling, stated that fly-tipping remains a significant concern and that the council's approach is based on three linked objectives. The councillor also noted that fly-tipping rates across London have risen by 15%, while Hounslow's have remained relatively static, increasing by only 2% and have now started to fall.

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