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Iain Stevens

About Iain Stevens

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Entries by Iain Stevens

Waste Crime Action Plan published

23 March 2026/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Waste crime is not a new issue, but in recent years it has escalated into a more sophisticated, more damaging and costly criminal enterprise. This Waste Crime Action Plan marks […]

Hedgerow havens

17 March 2026/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Hedges are such a traditional part of the British landscape that most of us don’t give them a second thought.’ Clean Devon recognises the many benefits of litter-free hedgerows, and […]

Litter louts face losing their driving licences

16 March 2026/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Litter louts trashing our high streets, roads and community spaces could face losing their driving licences, as the government considers plans to step up the fight against waste crime. With […]

Report serious and organised waste crime

13 February 2026/in News/by Iain Stevens

Independent charity Crimestoppers can take information on serious and organised waste crime . Waste crime takes many different forms, including large scale dumping, illegal waste sites, illegal burning of waste, […]

A greener and more prosperous future with new Environmental  Improvement  Plan

1 December 2025/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘The revised Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP), published today (Monday 1 December), sets out an ambitious five-year roadmap to tackle the nature and climate crisis, improve public health, and support sustainable […]

Over half of drivers say litter on UK roads is getting worse

25 November 2025/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Littering on UK roads is getting worse. That’s the clear message from a new survey of more than 11,000 drivers by The AA, which reveals more than half (55%) of […]

New law bans plastic wet wipes to protect rivers and seas

20 November 2025/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Wet wipes containing plastic are a growing source of pollution, with a recent survey showing an average of 20 wet wipes littering every 100 metres of beach across the UK*. […]

Partnership to tackle illegal waste burning

6 November 2025/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘The Environment Agency and Fire and Rescue Services are working together, locally and nationally to prevent and tackle illegal waste burning.’ ‘Organised waste criminals are known to illegally burn waste […]

Register as a waste carrier, broker or dealer directly online at GOV.UK

1 October 2025/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Anyone who moves waste as part of their business operations must register with the relevant regulator. This includes you if: you transport waste (a carrier) you buy, sell or dispose […]

Join the Great British Beach Clean this September

19 September 2025/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘The Great British Beach Clean is a week-long citizen science event, where hundreds of beach cleans take place up and down the UK. This year’s Great British Beach Clean is […]

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