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Drones Reveal Massive Illegal Landfills Across UK

23 Jan

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Summary

  • Over 700 illegal waste sites were identified, with 517 still active.
  • Organized crime gangs profit by undercharging for waste disposal.
  • Waste is polluting rivers and causing health concerns for residents.
Drones Reveal Massive Illegal Landfills Across UK

A BBC investigation has uncovered the staggering scale of illegal waste dumping across England, with over 700 illegal sites identified and 517 still active as of late 2025. At least 11 of these are considered 'super sites,' each holding tens of thousands of tonnes of rubbish.

Organized crime gangs are heavily involved, making substantial profits by charging significantly less than legitimate waste disposal services. They often use rural locations, sometimes equipped with shredding machinery, to process waste before burying it or accumulating it in large dumps.

Communities near these sites, such as in Over, Gloucestershire, are suffering from severe environmental impacts. Residents report issues with road safety, noise, pollution, and smoke from fires. Concerns are also raised about waste leaching into local watercourses, including the River Leadon.

While the Environment Agency states it is committed to tackling waste crime and is actively investigating, campaigners and local residents express frustration over the slow pace of cleanup and enforcement. Police forces are conducting complex investigations into these criminal networks, linking them to money laundering and other financial crimes.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
There are over 700 identified illegal waste sites in England, with 517 remaining active, including at least 11 large 'super sites'.
Many of the illegal dumps are run by organized crime gangs who charge less for waste disposal.
Communities near these sites face issues like pollution, smoke, bad smells, and contamination of local waterways.

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