Fly-tipping, fly-boarding and fly-posting

If you discover fly-tipped waste

• Do not touch the waste as it may contain syringes, toxic chemicals or other hazardous items.
• Do not disturb the site as there may be evidence that could help identify the fly-tippers and lead to their prosecution. 
• If taking photos to report it, only approach the fly-tipping site if you feel it is safe to do so. 

If you have seen someone fly-tipping, fly-boarding or fly-posting

Please note the following information to use in your report:

• the date, time, and location you saw it happen
• a description of what the waste looks like and how much there is
• a description of any vehicles involved including the vehicle registration number
• a visual description of the people doing the fly-tipping
• a photo of the incident - only if safe to take one. Do not place yourself at risk.

Report fly-tipping, fly-boarding or fly-posting

Report fly-tipping, fly-posting or fly-boarding

What happens after a fly-tipping, fly-boarding or fly-posting report is made

If enough evidence has been supplied, we will take formal action against the person responsible for the fly-tipping. The evidence you supply may be used in court if necessary. 

Help stop fly tipping

Slough Council and Buckinghamshire Council are working together in a joint anti-fly-tipping campaign.