Wandsworth residents have ten days left to fill in an online fly-tipping survey that will help inform the council’s approach to the problem.
Developed in partnership by Wandsworth Council and national charity Keep Britain Tidy, the aim of the survey is to understand how locals feel about the issue and those views will help “tackle the small minority who spoil our environment”.
The council’s environment spokesman Councillor Jonathan Cook said: “Finding out more about what our residents think about fly-tipping is key and we will be partnering with organisations like Keep Britain Tidy and others to harness their expertise.
“Everyone one can play a part by filling out this short online survey and if you would like to take a more active role in the campaign then please do get in touch.”
The survey is open until August 11.
Complete the survey here.
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