There are hundreds of district councils across the UK, with an incredible amount of departments and responsibilities to manage in each district. An important concern growing within these councils is the Environment.

An increased interest from the general public to preserve landscapes have made environmental issues high on the list of priorities for those managing it. There is a varied and wide range of negative and costly situations local governance must prevent happening in each and every district. One of the most costly and damaging is pollution.

Managing the security of a natural or man-made habitat is often fraught with difficulties, especially in rural areas of the UK. It is important to remember that policing the environment is not easy due to the difficulty in monitoring everywhere at once. It is often the case that the general public report a case of pollution, where the council then investigate.

In any event, unless those causing the pollution are discovered, the costs are paid by the council, or by those paying council tax. We have provided discreet methods of discovering those causing pollution, especially fly tipping and dumping unwanted material, causing pollution in many environments and eco systems. We have and will continue to be successful in bringing those responsible to account.