Ealing Residents Get New Tool to Combat Fly-tipping

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Ealing Council is calling on the community to help stop fly-tipping. The council’s “This is our home, not a tip” campaign has been ramped up with a new webpage featuring CCTV footage of those caught on camera illegally dumping waste. The videos, filmed in Acton, Southall, and Greenford, are part of a targeted effort to identify offenders.
 
By putting these images into the public domain, Ealing Council hopes to engage local residents to combat this issue. The message is clear: if you are caught, you will be identified and face action. The council is urging residents to come forward with any information that could help name those responsible, highlighting that clean-up efforts divert vital funds from other council services. Details on how you can help, visit the Council’s website.
 
 
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