Shock statistics show nearly £ 100,000 net Tipping in Flint spent

Almost £ 100,000 of taxpayers' money has been spent in Flint after flying to -tippers compensation to the official figures.

Crash statistics showing published by the Welsh Assembly Government Flint Council had to pay around £ 92,524 in 2015/16.

And in the last 10 years, the board has a little less than three quarters spent one million pounds fly to clarify - tipping.

Delyn MP David Hanson closed to direct the illegal practice.

He said: "Those who commit Fly - Tipping selfish people who put a quick profit over safety.

"It's unfair to do in our communities and the appropriate legitimate companies, the right and disposal of waste

"I am appalled that our advice had to clean up each year by unscrupulous individuals to pay more than £ 100,000 -. Something that should the Council have never do"

He added: "It is extremely important that everyone who identifies as a fly continued -tipper.

"The authors of this selfish crimes must know that they will face the force of law.

"It ruined our natural environment, makes them dangerous neighborhoods and forcing our board pollution giving money they can spend on social services, maintenance of roads and public parks."

Point during the year - according to information has seen the highest number of incidents of theft Flint.

Overall, 898 incidents were recorded in 2015/16, less than Gwynedd, Conwy and Denbighshire.

There were no prosecutions for theft - point during the year.

Steve Jones, Chief Executive of Flintshire Council street and traffic, said: "The cost declared by the Government of Wales are provided only indicative costs and not provided directly by Flintshire Council available.

"All of us fly - tipping customs clearance costs are included in the general budget of reactive maintenance and are not specifically recorded.

"All reported in Flint incidents are recorded, the number of incidents remain at around 900 per year in the last five years consistently.

"We are trying to eliminate all the flies -. Tipping incidents in the country of the Board within 24 hours"

Mr Jones added that work continue to punish those who steal -Tip in the region.

He said: "All Fly - to identify reports for evidence butts started.

"Small - scale incidents dealt with by a warning letter, but where is the evidence of larger scale fly - tipping board look at this in the courts continues.

"There were no prosecutions for fly - tipping offenses during 2015/16, but 28 warnings were issued to small - scale fly -. Tipping incidents"

According to the figures of Wrexham Council had to spend so little money from all local authorities in Wales in compensation after the fly - tip.

The Council paid £ 5,764 by 158 to remove fly - tipping incidents in 2015/16.

The number of incidents was the lowest in Wales.

Cllr David A Bithell, Lead Member for Environment and Transport at the Council of Wrexham, said: "I am very pleased that we achieved this as an authority with the lowest number of flight - tipping incidents Country Wales, and it shows that both public and political awareness are desired for further use people off - to set effect fly - tipping.

"We take a zero - tolerance - approach to litter and fly - tipping in Wrexham, it is not acceptable, and an eyesore for local communities.

"We will continue to apply on the moment -. Tipping whenever possible"

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