Nuneaton and Bedworth’s Environmental Enforcement team is investigating a significant fly-tipping incident that occurred on 30 December 2025.
During the incident, business waste was left in a public car park close to Lexington Court.
The Council wishes to speak to the three individuals within the photos in connection with the incident who were using a white Mercedes van, registration DK18 PNN.
If you recognise them or have any information regarding the van, please contact our customer services team on 024 7637 6376. All information provided will be treated anonymously.
Don’t forget, it is your responsibility to make sure you dispose of your waste legally, so if you are hiring someone to take your rubbish away, remember these simple steps to avoid inviting a criminal into your home or business.
- Ask for a waste carrier registration number
- Check it on the Environmental Agency’s public register or call 0300 065 3000
- Always get a receipt
Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council operate a fixed penalty notice for offenders of fly-tipping which stands at £400, however offenders could face a fine up to £50,000 and a prison sentence of 12 months for a summary conviction.
Conversely, maximum fines are unlimited with prison terms up to five years if you get convicted in a Crown Court.
Cllr Tony Venson, Portfolio Holder for Planning and Enforcement, said:
“We have released these images as we would like to speak to the three individuals involved, the van used isn’t registered to a legitimate company so cannot be traced.
“The Council is committed to tackling fly tipping, taking action against those who chose to use Nuneaton and Bedworth as their own personal dump.”