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Waste Crime and Duty of Care

The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and Welsh Government are addressing waste crime and illegal waste dumping through the Waste Tyres Bill and the Waste Crime Action Plan, as current regulation is insufficient to prevent non-compliance and illegal waste sites. The Environment Agency lacks adequate enforcement powers to tackle fly-tipping and illegal waste operations, which cost the English economy over £900 million annually.

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23 Mar 2026 | Announcement Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs linked

Waste Crime Action Plan

UIN: HCWS1430 The Government has published its Waste Crime Action Plan for England. The plan sets out our zero-tolerance approach to prevent waste crime, pursue the criminals responsible and accelerate the clean-up effort.People take pride in the places they call …

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23 Mar 2026 | Announcement Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs linked

Waste Crime Action Plan

UIN: HLWS1435 My Hon. Friend the Minister for Nature (Mary Creagh MP) has made the following statement.The Government has published its Waste Crime Action Plan for England. The plan sets out our zero-tolerance approach to prevent waste crime, pursue the …

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