Charges for DIY waste at tips are set to end
The Herald|June 22, 2023
GOVERNMENT ACTS TO LIMIT LIKELIHOOD OF FLY-TIPPING
WILLIAM TELFORD
Charges for DIY waste at tips are set to end

PLYMOUTH householders will not have to pay to dump DIY waste at Chelson Meadow tip, after the Government scrapped charges.

Environment Minister Rebecca Pow said that "following overwhelming public support" the Government will abolish the fees which some local authorities charge for disposing of DIY waste at household waste recycling centres.

The MP for Taunton said this will support householders in disposing of their waste in a responsible manner and encourage recycling. About a third of local authorities charge for household DIY waste.

The changes outlined by the Government will mean councils treat DIY waste the same as household waste, and they could save households up to £10 for an individual item - for example, a sheet of plasterboard.

The Government said this will make it much easier and cheaper for people making home improvements to get rid of their waste and may reduce the temptation to use waste 'cowboys' who fly-tip rubbish.

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