Fly Tipping

Pembrokeshire County Council is committed to stamping out the illegal disposal of waste. 

Under the Refuse Disposal (Amenity) Act 1978 the penalty for fly-tipping/non-compliance can be a maximum of £50,000 and/or five years imprisonment.

Protect yourself
Every household in Pembrokeshire has a legal responsibility to dispose of its rubbish in the appropriate manner.

If you have your rubbish removed and it ends up being fly-tipped, you could be held responsible and fined.

Find a registered waste carrier via the Natural Resources Wales (opens new website)

Remember ...

• always ask to see a waste carrier's certificate and do not use waste contractors who won't show you an original certificate
• keep a record of the waste carrier's details in case they fly-tip your waste and it is traced back to you
• businesses must always get a copy of a waste transfer note from the person who takes the waste away

Use this form to report Fly-Tipping

Alternatively call the contact centre: 01437 764551

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