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Fly-tipping

We only deal with fly-tipping if it is causing a problem on the roads, in this instance you should report this on our Report It system. 

The local borough or district council for the area and the Environment Agency are responsible for dealing with fly-tipping on public land:

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Latest environment news

Pupils secure funding towards cost of new school bike shed

Pupils from Walton High School in Stafford are celebrating after receiving funding to build a new bike shed for Sixth Form students.
Date:
22 February 2021

Ancient trees under threat from damage

Ancient oak trees dating back to the time of King Henry VIII are being damaged by people building illegal trails through Brocton Coppice for use by mountain bikes, off-road motorbikes and quad bikes.
Date:
16 February 2021

£7.8m Cannock Chase conservation plan backed

£7.8 million plans to protect Cannock Chase's vulnerable landscape and wildlife for future generations have been backed by Staffordshire County Council.
Date:
20 January 2021

Climate change funding still available

Community groups, parish councils and schools with projects that help tackle climate change are being reminded that there is still time to apply for funding.
Date:
14 January 2021

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