Council warns Maidenhead residents about fly tipping. Fines can reach £50,000; waste education drive is underway.

Dumping trash illegally can cost you. Fines can reach £400. Court cases could lead to £50,000 fines.
The project began in Maidenhead town center. They reminded companies to manage waste. The council gave companies waste advice. They have to store, secure, and clear trash.
Expect more council inspections soon. Businesses must show waste plans. They must show their waste provider too. The council reminded residents of trash rules. They need to know when and where to put trash.
They sent recycling info to town residents. The council told of non-compliance risks. Missed pickup, bins overflowing, and harm would follow. The council also sent warnings about tradesmen.
People must check if tradesmen are licensed. Using unlicensed carriers causes problems. If waste dumps, people can be responsible. Those paid to haul trash need a license.
Legal carriers give a waste transfer notice. Report any fly-tipping to the council. Use the council website to report it. Your report lets the council investigate. They can prosecute offenders if possible. This fight against dumping is larger. The council wants a cleaner and safer area.