Law or policy

Environmental Enforcement policy

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Croydon Council is currently implementing a new environmental enforcement model, including increased fines, to tackle fly-tipping.

Croydon Council increased fly-tipping fines to £1,000 in July 2025, a decision announced at a council meeting. This is part of a new enforcement model, which includes education and action, aimed at addressing fly-tipping, a key Mayoral Priority for the council. The council is stepping up enforcement using better tools and smarter technology.

The Environmental Enforcement policy refers to Croydon Council's strategy for tackling environmental issues such as fly-tipping within the borough. No further discussions or decisions regarding this policy are scheduled in the provided material.

Key facts

  1. Croydon Council increased fly-tipping fines to £1,000. Source
  2. The decision to increase fines was announced on 16 July 2025. Source
  3. Addressing fly-tipping is a key Mayoral Priority for Croydon Council. Source
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  1. Croydon Council Increases Fly-tipping Fines to £1,000 Croydon Council has significantly increased the fines for fly-tipping, raising them to £1,000 in an effort to combat the persistent issue across the borough. Croydon 20 July 2025