Keep Britain Tidy
Lambeth Council is reviewing its waste management strategy, including fly-tipping, an issue Keep Britain Tidy, a charity campaigning to reduce litter, addresses.
Lambeth Council agreed to review its waste management strategy, including potential community mega-skip schemes and tougher enforcement measures, on October 14, 2026. This decision followed a motion approved by the full council, which was put forward by the Liberal Democrats and amended by the Green and Labour groups.
The review will cover waste collection, fly-tipping, and street cleansing, areas of focus for Keep Britain Tidy, a charity campaigning to reduce litter and prevent waste. Councillor Matthew Bryant highlighted the significant negative impact of fly-tipping during the council meeting.
Key facts
- Lambeth Council agreed to review its waste management strategy on October 14, 2026. Source
- The review includes potential community mega-skip schemes. Source
- The review includes tougher enforcement measures. Source
- The decision followed a motion put forward by the Liberal Democrats. Source
- The motion was amended by the Green and Labour groups. Source
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