Interim Director of Environment
Redbridge Council's strategy to combat fly-tipping, with input from the Interim Director of Environment, is currently under discussion.
Redbridge Council's Clean and Green Committee agreed on a strategy to combat fly-tipping in July 2026, which includes increased CCTV surveillance and public education. Councillor Tony Ralph, Interim Director of Environment, explained that fly-tipping is a persistent issue that can quickly reappear.
This strategy, described as a key priority for the council's upcoming work plan, aims to enhance efforts against the national problem of fly-tipping. The Interim Director of Environment is the interim head of the environment department within Redbridge Council.
Key facts
- Redbridge Council's Clean and Green Committee agreed on a strategy to combat fly-tipping in July 2026. Source
- The strategy involves increased CCTV surveillance and public education. Source
- Councillor Tony Ralph holds the role of Interim Director of Environment. Source
- He explained that fly-tipping is a persistent issue. Source
- The strategy is a key priority for the council's upcoming work plan. Source
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