Report fly-tipping

New estate enforcement action

From 19 May 2025, Kingdom Enforcement will be patrolling the following locations with powers to issue Fixed Penalty Notices to anyone they see fly-tipping, littering, spitting/gum or not clearing up after their dog.

Enforcement action will commence on 16 June, to give residents time to be aware of the forthcoming enforcement action on their estate.

Where Kingdom Enforcement sees someone committing one of these offences, they will issue an on-the-spot Fixed Penalty Notice.

Where the offender is unknown, Kingdom Enforcement will investigate wherever possible, using CCTV and other methods, and pass on investigation details to SHP to progress, to locate and fine the offender. 

Fines

  • Fly-tipping £400

  • Littering/spitting/gum £150

  • Dog fouling £50 

List of the locations where enforcement will take place:

  • Albury Court

  • Ripley Gardens

  • Alcester Court

  • Alcester Gardens

  • Alexandra Gardens

  • Benhill Estate

  • Brabrook & Friars Court, Harcourt Road

  • Chaucer Gardens

  • Collingwood Estate

  • Compton Court, Benhill Wood Road

  • Denmark Gardens

  • Milford Grove

  • Mill Green

  • Shanklin Estate

  • Stanmore Gardens

  • Sutton Court

  • Waleton Acres, Kestral Court, Carew Road

Reporting fly-tipping

Help us to keep your neighbourhood safe, secure and looking like a nice place to live by reporting incidents of fly-tipping on council estates to SHP. 

Fly-tipping report form
 
Report it

If you see anybody fly-tipping you can report it to the police by calling 999. You can also report fly-tipping online 24/7 or by calling, emailing, visiting or writing to SHP.

We investigate

We will inspect what has been left and try to find out who has left it there.

Help us to find out who has fly-tipped the items by noting down anything which can identify a person such as the vehicle registration number, make of vehicle, name of the person who has fly-tipped (if you know it)

If we know who has left the items there we will speak to that person and ask them to remove the items.

Removal

If we identify the person who has left the items there we will ask them to remove them.

We will remove the items and recharge the resident if we can identify who they are and they do not remove them themselves.

Sutton Council may also prosecute this person in certain circumstances.

We will remove the items if we cannot identify who has left them there.

Things to keep in mind

  • removal of a dumped items may not be immediate

  • we will recharge residents for the removal of items if we can identify them

  • the London Borough of Sutton may prosecute residents who fly-tip

  • to prosecute we will need you to provide a statement