🚯 #DontBeATosser

You may have seen some of our #DontBeATosser posters across the borough targeting fly-tippers and litter louts. 

These are to remind people to play their part and dispose of waste responsibly. If you can’t bin it, please take your rubbish home. 

Since lockdown restrictions were eased, we have seen an increase in fly-tipping and rubbish dumped at borough beauty spots and green spaces.

Fly-tipping or dropping litter is totally unacceptable at any time but even more so at the moment when the council has to prioritise doing all it can to keep essential services running and support the most vulnerable people in society.

🚯#DontBeATosser 🚮 #KeepDudleyTidy

#DontBeATosser supports two national campaigns led by Keep Britain Tidy. Please Be Kind To Parks encourages people to keep parks clean to support key workers who look after them over the summer. The Great British September Clean encourages people to improve the environment on their doorstep by picking up litter and recycling. 

The new campaign ties in with The Dudley Deal, an informal agreement between the council and anyone who lives, works or runs a business in the borough. One of the strands, The Green Deal, commits the local authority to carry out bin collections and street cleansing services while residents are asked to play their part and dispose of waste responsibly.

People can report fly-tipping: 

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📞03005552345 
📧dudleycouncilplus@dudley.gov.uk
📲 @dudleyplus

You can also report fly-tipping by using our online form.