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Repetetive fly tipping

Reported via desktop in the Fly Tipping category anonymously at 17:11, Sun 13 November 2022

Sent to Hackney Council less than a minute later

There is non stop rubbish in this area. Foxes and other wild animals tear up the rubbish which makes an even bigger mess. Residents who have been caught fly tipping claim to have been allowed by the council. Please do something permanent about this issue.

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  • Hi,

    Thank you for your report related to Littering & Cleanliness. We aim to resolve reports like this within 24 hours.

    Thank you
    Hackney Council

    Posted by Hackney Council at 17:11, Sun 13 November 2022

  • Thank you very much for collecting the rubbish yesterday and today morning, but it is absolutely ridiculous that it has taken only a couple hours for more rubbish to be dumped. I understand that it is not the councils fault but please do something to put a stop to the littering instead of sending a clean up team everyday. This not only affects the environment but also the residents in the area. As seen from the photos there are some beautiful flowers put up. Each time a pile of rubbish is created this small patch of green becomes ruined and covered up with junk. Maybe a big littering sign would help inform residents to stop dumping their rubbish in the corner and instead use their bins, and patiently wait for the rubbish collection day.

    Posted anonymously at 19:10, Tue 15 November 2022

  • Hi,

    Thank you for your report related to Littering & Cleanliness.

    This issue is now resolved

    Thank you
    Hackney Council

    State changed to: Fixed

    Posted by Hackney Council at 10:11, Wed 16 November 2022

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