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Fly-tipping: Causes, Incentives and Solutions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many people have helped us with various parts of this study, and we thank them all. We would like to acknowledge the following for their particular assistance and support: Joe Speck and Sally Kendall from the Department for the Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra); Simon Baxter, London Borough of Southwark; Dave Rounding, Buckinghamshire County Council; Kevin Moore, Local Government Association; and Alan D’Arcy, Environment Agency. We would also like to extend particular thanks to Helen Day, Craig Medhurst, James Parry, John Seddon, Haley Garret, Hugh Murphy, Melanie Price, Colin Newmarch, Graham Perrior, PC Kevin Warner, Gary Brown, Rob Dalby, Dave Pascoe, Ron Dawes, Sarah Veitch, Duncan Hollingworth, Bill Hickson, Ian Cantley and the many others who kindly gave us their time to speak to us during the course of our research. viii
Fly-tipping: Causes, Incentives and Solutions CONTENTS Executive Summary ........................................................................................ iii Acknowledgements........................................................................................viii Contents ......................................................................................................... ix 1 Introduction and approach to the study.........................................................1 2 What the literature tells us ............................................................................3 3 What Flycapture tells us..............................................................................24 4 Practice and capacity in waste authorities ..................................................39 4.1 The Waste Authority survey.............................................................39 4.2 The case studies .............................................................................46 5 The offender’s perspective..........................................................................49 5.1 Prosecutions and criminal careers...................................................49 5.2 The household survey .....................................................................57 ix
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