Usage of "fly-tipping"

Spanish

Act of dumping waste illegally.

Usage of fly-tipping in English

However, fly-tipping costs councils and therefore the taxpayer a lot of money. 
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One assembly member fears it will lead to fly-tipping and pest problems. 
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Here are some of the things you wanted to know about fly-tipping. 
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This saying coupled with the act of tipping something out created fly-tipping. 
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It was once a notorious no-go zone, littered with burnt-out cars and fly-tipping. 
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Councils in Nottinghamshire say illegal fly-tipping is costing them thousands of pounds every year. 
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The council said there was no evidence to suggest that free collections reduce fly-tipping. 
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A display outside an art gallery is highlighting fly-tipping. 
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But when fly-tipping occurs on private property, it can be a huge cost to landowners. 
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Large-scale fly-tipping is on the increase across England and London is getting hit the worst. 
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Littering and fly-tipping are a growing problem in many towns, cities and rural areas across Britain. 
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The Environment Agency has said fly-tipping is on the rise and it's becoming a huge problem. 
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Councils will not normally clear fly-tipping from your land for free but may investigate and prosecute. 
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An MP has said she will use her own wage to combat fly-tipping in the area. 
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Andrea Good from the New Forest in Hampshire, accused the men of fly-tipping, which they deny. 
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One of the better rules that gets upended on fireworks night is the law prohibiting fly-tipping. 
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Translations for fly-tipping

Spanish

Meanings of fly-tipping in English