Crap Towns / East Hampshire / Fly-tipping
How bad is fly-tipping in East Hampshire? East Hampshire council recorded 10.2 fly-tipping incidents per 1,000 people a year from 2022-23 to 2024-25, 7% lower than the typical English council's 11.0. In 2024-25 it recorded 1,233, most of them on the highway. Of those, 142 were tipper-lorry loads or bigger, which cost £25,405 to clear. It issued no fixed penalty notices and brought 4 prosecutions.
Over time Year Incidents 2012-13 404 2013-14 442 2014-15 437 2015-16 509 2016-17 676 2017-18 525 2018-19 426 2019-20 558 2020-21 1,152 2021-22 1,000 2022-23 1,415 2023-24 1,214 2024-25 1,233
Where it was dumped, 2024-25 Where Incidents The highway 666 Council land 241 Footpaths and bridleways 201 Private and residential land 42 Farmland 33 Rivers, streams and their banks 15 Back alleys 13 Not recorded 12 Commercial and industrial land 10 Railway land 0
What was dumped, 2024-25 What Incidents Other household rubbish 368 Building, demolition and excavation waste 200 Not recorded 126 Garden waste 82 Other business waste 77 White goods 73 Black bags from homes 69 Tyres 67 Asbestos 43 Other electrical 40 Black bags from businesses 35 Vehicle parts 31 Chemical drums, oil and fuel 19 Clinical waste 2 Animal carcasses 1
How big, 2024-25 Size Incidents A single black bag 17 A single item 177 A car boot or less 262 A small van load 419 A transit van load 216 A tipper lorry load 62 Significant or multiple loads 80
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