National Fly-Tipping Prevention Group

The National Fly-tipping Prevention Group (NFTPG) is a group of organisations working with a common aim: coming up with solutions to the problem of fly-tipping.

Here you'll find information about our work and our members. You'll also find tips on simple ways you can help prevent fly-tipping and get advice on what you should do if you see fly-tipping, or are a victim of fly-tipping.

The NFTPG has produced a more detailed guidance document which includes information about legislation and case studies:

• Tackling Fly-tipping: a guide for landowners and managers (PDF, 769kb)
• Tackling Fly-tipping: a summary guide for landowners and land managers (PDF, 405KB)

The NFTPG can't respond to fly-tipping incidents. If you want to report an incident, please go to What to do if you come across flytipping.

We work to tackle fly-tipping by:

• exchanging information about fly-tipping
• contributing to the development of government policy and legislation
• raising awareness, and publicising problems and issues
• sharing best practice on fly-tipping prevention and enforcement
• encouraging joint working.

Chaired by the Environment Agency, our membership includes regulatory bodies, Government departments and organisations with a wide membership of landowners and land managers.

Find out more

• current members
• Our action plan for the future (PDF, 35KB)
• Flycapture enforcement training course