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- Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice called for on-the-spot fly-tipping fines up to £5,000 and a July 4 national action day.
- He announced the proposals at a central London press conference and warned that fast-food outlets could lose their licence if they repeatedly cause litter.
- Government data show fly-tipping rose 9 % to 1.26 million in 2024/25, prompting 69,000 fixed-penalty notices and the seizure of 139 vehicles.
