Police and council conduct fly-tipping operation in Chipping Norton

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 17:08 · Archive

Thames Valley Police and West Oxfordshire District Council carried out vehicle checks in Chipping Norton targeting fly-tipping and illegal waste transport.

Thames Valley Police's West Oxfordshire neighbourhood team and West Oxfordshire District Council conducted a joint operation in Chipping Norton targeting fly-tipping and illegal waste transport. Officers carried out vehicle checks as part of the crackdown on waste-related offences.

All vehicles stopped and checked during the operation were found to be compliant and in order. No offences relating to waste carriage were identified. However, officers did identify a Toyota Aygo being driven without valid insurance.

Thames Valley Police said fly-tipping remains a priority for the neighbourhood team, particularly in rural communities across West Oxfordshire where incidents can have a significant impact on residents, farmers, landowners and the local environment. Police are urging anyone with information about fly-tipping to report it by calling 101.

How it is being reported

• Police crackdown on fly-tippingA joint police operation aimed at tackling fly-tipping and illegal waste transport has taken place in Chipping Norton.Oxford Mail · 21 Oct, 16:28
• Police crackdown on fly-tippingA joint police operation aimed at tackling fly-tipping and illegal waste transport has taken place in Chipping Norton.Oxfordshire Guardian · 21 Oct, 16:28

In this story: Thames Valley Police · West Oxfordshire District Council · Chipping Norton · West Oxfordshire

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