Podcasts about fly tipping

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Farmers flooded earlier in the year are still waiting eight months on for government grants they have claimed to clear up.It's a challenging harvest for farmers across the country because of the wet weather, and yields are down.The National Farmers Union says as many as half of farmers have been affected by fly-tipping, which is a blight on the countryside and can cost farmers a lot of money to clear up.Presented by Caz GrahamProduced by Alun Beach

Along with our regular monthly updates on policy briefs, arable, beef, sheep and milk, In this edition we are also bringing you sector overviews on reducing enteric methane and diversification on a shoestring. We will also be bringing you news on dairy heifers and auction marts. Show Notes 00:45 News in Brief 03:15 Policy Briefs - Crofting Law Consultation, Fly Tipping, red Grouse Licences, Farm Advisory Service Management Grants, Farm Assurance Review 08:01 Arable- Sharp US price falls impact markets, EU and Black Sea harvest progress 12:05 Beef - Finished Price Rebounds in July, BCMS Data, Strong Trade for Stores, MyHerdStats New Feature 15:55 Sheep - Global Meat Outlook, Trade Back In Line 19:56 Sector Focus – Reducing Enteric Methane 25:18 Milk - Production data, prices, 1st cut silage quality, Kingshay annual costings report 30:23 Sector focus – Diversification on a Shoestring 34:30 Inputs – Dairy Heifers 40:35 Management Matters – Marketing Livestock – Auction Marts FAS Resources Agribusiness News August 2024 | Information helping farmers in Scotland | Farm Advisory Service (fas.scot) Other Links: Scottish Government Crofting Law Consultation Wildlife Management & Muirburn (Scotland) Act 2024 Nature Scot website Code of practice for grouse moor management Integrated Land Management Plans (ILMPs) Specialist Advice Farm Assurance Review Survey Kingshay annual costings report The Royal Countryside Fund Royal Countryside Fund 'More than a Mart' report For more information, visit www.FAS.scot Twitter: @FASScot Facebook: @FASScot National Advice Hub Phone: 0300 323 0161 Email: advice@fas.scot

Paint your own phonebox, Ramsey's swimming raft, the price of our renewable electricity, fly-tipping & free solar panels for low income families. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

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Fly tipping is a huge problem in Tairawhiti which is on track to hit 700 tonnes of illegally dumped waste this financial year. Gisborne District Council's solid waste manager Phil Nickerson speaks to Lisa Owen.

We discuss these strange internet prankers, React to Channel 4's Documentaries Inside Birmingham's Troubled Inner City Estates | 60 Days On The Estates and Fly Tipping problem. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section down below... SPONSORED BY ⁠https://www.instagram.com/supremeoftheuk/?hl=en⁠ https://www.instagram.com/cfr_news/?hl=en ⁠https://www.instagram.com/expresstruthshow https://www.patreon.com/Theexpresstruthshow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/support

Its another day at the grind and its choc full of fantastic content: Ben and Shaun's pre show convo features some music chat, talk about Ice T's daily podcast and some messages for suggestions about where they could podcast from. The bulk of the show features the usual news and on this day round up PLUS a poem about motorways and a trailer for Fly Tipping Point a new show with Ben Shepard. There's (probably) some fairly strong language in this podcast, so it might not be suitable for all ages. If you want to email the Daily Grind you can email us: shaun@radiox.co.uk. Or you can text us (for you standard network rate) on 83936 (start the message with GRIND).If you like the episode please leave a review and subscribe to get the Daily Grind in your feed everyday at 5pm.

Fly tipping and illegal dumping are tipping people over the edge as calls mount for stricter penalties and greater solutions. To discuss further Jonathan spoke to Ian David from The Pure Project and Chris Moody from Save Our Bride Otters.

On tonight' episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, Rosanna Lockwood sits in for Piers and discusses as to why Trump remains popular with many, despite amassing several criminal charges. Rosanna looks into how studies show 1% of people regret trans surgeries. Rosanna delves into how hundreds of people around the world are tuning in to a live-stream to watch what people fly tip in a central London skip.Watch Piers Morgan Uncensored at 8 pm on TalkTV on Sky 522, Virgin Media 606, Freeview 237 and Freesat 217. Listen on DAB+ and the app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this week's episode we join a fly tipping squad, hunting culprits on the back roads of Claverly! Then we're off to a park in Redditch to meet a man who lives the weekends as a wood elf! Brought to you by Little Balloon films Starring John & Peter Butler Podcast editing & mixing by Peter Butler

Fly-tipping can be a big issue for farmers who have to pay to clear any rubbish left on their land. Now, the Country Land and Business Association says there should be a "National Fly-Tipping Tsar" to take charge of the fight against the problem. The Government has recently announced new grants for councils and bigger fines for fly-tippers - will it be enough? As we've reported on this programme, sheep have been getting a bit of stick recently - accused of damaging habitats through overgrazing. But in Suffolk, the National Trust is using a small flock of rare breed sheep to improve habitats for wading birds at Orford Ness Nature Reserve. And we hear from a Welsh beef farmer who has been seeing how it's done in Chile. Presented by Charlotte Smith Produced for BBC Audio in Bristol by Heather Simons

Ian and Anthony get the opportunity to read a referee's report even before the FA do! A radio first, only on SPORTS HORN. Sports Horn will return same time next Tuesday, where the team will be testing Ian Fiveankles' blood to find out precisely how English he is. The needle's going to be massive, don't miss it! Sports Horn is a brand new sitcom hosted by comedians Anthony Richardson and Mark Davison, best known collectively as the popular online sketch duo 'The Exploding Heads'. Tell all your friends, and make sure to give them those all-important five stars wherever you stream your podcasts, which will allow us to make more shows! Sports Horn is a Stak Production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A tsunami of fly tipping has been sweeping the North, with a spike in cases during the pandemic accelerating a trend that has been creeping up for years. The latest figures from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs reveal nearly 310,000 incidents of fly-tipping were recorded by councils across the North in 2020/21 - the equivalent of 35 every hour.Annie Gouk investigates this scourge of illegally dumped waste in the latest episode of The North in Numbers, speaking to campaigners, councillors, and volunteers.This podcast is a Laudable production for Reach, and it is presented by Annie Gouk and produced by Daniel J. McLaughlin. Get in touch via laudable@reachplc.com

Bishop & Taylor discuss the British Energy Security Strategy, talk innovation with Transforming Construction Challenge director Sam Stacey, and approve of a promised crackdown on fly-tipping. They also reveal themselves to be on Michael Gove's side in his battle against construction product manufacturers.

Join @neilcolbourne and @vincetracy with stories you might have missed with Yorkies and Fly-Tipping etc....Eclair Surf has died after sustaining a traumatic head injury in Saturday's Grand National, becoming the fourth horse to pass away at this year's Festival. A woman who is struggling in her new job at a care home has sparked a discussion on what it's like to quit a job you've barely even started. One in five workers say they would struggle to cope financially if they were summoned for mandatory jury service, with a two-week trial potentially leaving the average juror £260 out of pocket. A Daily Mail investigation has found that some homes have been rejected as 'unsafe' because of stairs designed without a bannister and a one-inch step deemed a 'trip hazard'. Local authorities checking the homes of those wanting to host refugees have been accused of 'being like something out of Monty Python'. It is perhaps the most brazen monument to criminality in Scotland. Offenders from far and wide arrive at it like reprobate pilgrims to some grotesque shrine and leave their offerings there before disappearing into the night. A mother-of-two has described how she feared for her life when her family home was swarmed by armed police officers to take away her beloved Yorkshire terrier. Hayley Scanlan, a 28-year-old from Huntington, Cambridgeshire, was shocked to find nine police officers at her door, demanding her dog Bobby is handed over to them after the former owner wanted him back. Top secret documents left at a bus stop by a hapless civil servant contained the locations of British special forces in Kabul and endangered the lives of elite US soldiers, it has emerged. A theatre company has sparked fury by staging a show featuring naked bodies that explores 'love, sexuality and sexual pleasure' aimed at children as young as five. The Family Sex Show's producers boast it's a performance for families about sex and relationships - with parents encouraged to bring their children along.

This week we bring you a podcast on rural crime that will provide insights on the issue of fly tipping, which has soared to a record-high over the past 12 months. Defra's fly tipping statistics, released on Wednesday 8 December, make for grim reading, showing a 16% increase across England with over 1.1 million incidents being recorded between April 2020 and March 2021. The reality is much worse as these statistics only cover incidents on public land. Alison Provis, the CLA's national lead for fly-tipping and Regional Surveyor in the East, shares with us how it is affecting CLA members, what is behind the increase and what the CLA is doing to tackle the issue. We are also joined by Duncan Jones from Hertfordshire Waste Partnership and Chair of the Hertfordshire Fly Tipping Group. Duncan will tell us more about what industry-led action is being taken and what more needs to be done to stop incidents increasing further. Find out more by visiting the CLA website -https://www.cla.org.uk/news/new-figures-show-the-severe-damage-of-fly-tipping-in-england/Follow the link below to read the fly tipping statistics for England 2020-2021 in full –https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/fly-tipping-in-england/fly-tipping-statistics-for-england-2020-to-2021Read the CLA's 5-point action plan to tackle fly tipping. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ross Lane is the author of 10 modern poetry publications all of which deal with a search for meaning, identity and the course of life. Ross is published by Wordcatcher Publishing. His publications can be broken down into two trilogies with "The Gathering Trilogy" being formed from his first three collections "Anthology, Collection & Ensemble," and "The Thought Trilogy" being formed of "Fly-Tipping, Driftwood and Beacons." Ideologue, his ninth collection, is a stand-alone publication. He is also the author of "Highlands: A Poet's Journey in Scotland" which deals with 25 years of travel through the magnificent Highlands of Scotland along with "Gathering," an omnibus of the first three releases with a selection of brand-new writings. Ross will release two new collections over the coming year, “Journeyman” and a travel poetry collection written during his time visiting the Greek Island of Cephalonia. Born in Wales, in the Cynon Valley in 1975 and educated at Aberdare Boy's Comprehensive School. He later studied at the University of Glamorgan where he obtained a BA (Hons) in English Literature, History, Philosophy & Psychology, during which time he learned from some of the United Kingdom's leading poetry authors. As a writer he is heavily influenced by the works of David Lynch, Seamus Heaney, Robert Smith, Sting and Mike Peters MBE. On a more personal level, Ross attributes much of his inspiration to his family, his parents Wendy & John, sister Cathryn, niece Georgia and fiancée Natalie. As an avid creative he has been involved in many performance types from orchestras, swing bands, rock ensembles, short film and movie production both from a writing and performance perspective. He currently lives in Cwmbach, South Wales. His work is available on Facebook (@RossLanePoetry) and his YouTube channel.

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The Wastage Series (3):Fly-tipping. Goodday all.It's shocking that in Nigeria we have forgotten that there is a place for everything and everything has a place.Lets stop the mess that comes with Fly-tipping. Let's stop the wastage attitude in Nigeria.Thank you for listening to today's podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/THE-BOW/support

One of farming's flagship charities has surprised its supporters by unveiling plans to sell off its residential care homes.The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution says it can better serve the farming community by using the money elsewhere.Is it spring yet? How an early disease detection test for cereals can cut your fungicide bill for wheat.On the markets lamb retail sales see record growth.As 20 farm business consultants leave Strutt & Parker to set on their own as Ceres Rural, we ask what's going on?Farm education makes history as 200,000 kids go back to school – and tune into a new TV show .And we meet the farmer who got a shock when he downloaded the footage from a video camera he set up to catch fly-tippers.

This week Caz Graham looks at trawler fishing and how it's being affected by Brexit and the Coronavirus pandemic. It's not been an easy 12 months for the fishing industry, the tonnage of fish being landed has decreased - with vessels staying in the harbour, rather than risking catching fish they cannot sell. The owner of one of the UK's biggest trawlers, the Kirkella, tells us it may have to stop fishing altogether if the Government fails to reach a new agreement on quotas. Meanwhile the Marine Management Organisation, the Government body that regulates the seas around England, is consulting on banning bottom trawling in four marine protected areas. The charity, Keep Britain Tidy tells us that the system for waste disposal in the UK is "broken", as Government figures for England show a 2% increase in fly-tipping in the year to March 2020. Landowners and farmers say it's just the tip of the iceberg, as the figures only include incidents on council-owned land. One estate manager tells the programme he is spending hundreds of pounds cleaning up fly-tipped rubbish every week. We also listen in on the National Farmers Union annual conference, which took place online this year. For the first time in 13 years, a leader of the Labour party gave an address. Sir Keir Starmer set out his support for British farming, promising a review of the parties policies. And from Kenya we hear how farmers dealing with swarms of locusts are now trying to trap and kill the insects which have been destroying crops for the past year in order to turn them into animal feed. Presented by Caz Graham Produced in Bristol by Natalie Donovan

Official Government figures suggest fly-tipping in England in on the increase - there has been a 2% rise in the number of incidents on Council-owned land. Farmers and landowners say as those figures only include what happens on public land they hide the true extent of the problem, and say tougher penalties are needed as a deterrent. At this week's National Farmers Union annual conference, the International Trade Secretary told delegates she wants to get British food to the top of the global food menu - saying they should be looking East for new trade opportunities. Anna Hill spoke to Liz Truss after her speech, and asked her about concerns raised by The All Party Parliamentary Group for Trade and Export Promotion, which has said the government should ‘overhaul its secretive approach to post-Brexit trade negotiations’. As we continue our week looking at the trawling industry, we look at how dredging for scallops can be made more sustainable. Plus we discuss what a recent ban on Pulse Trawling might mean for scientific fishing innovation. Presented by Charlotte Smith Produced in Bristol by Natalie Donovan

It's a disgusting and expensive mess. Fly tipping is the illegal dumping of rubbish and a costly scourge. Local authorities dealt with over a million incidents of fly tipping in England alone last year.But Elliott Lancaster is on a clean-up mission. Utter Rubbish is a social enterprise he created while studying at Keele University (he gained a first-class degree in accounting and finance and is now taking a PhD there).Elliott set up Utter Rubbish to communicate more effectively about what can and can't be recycled. He wanted to address the problem of contamination within waste materials which could and should be recycled. And during his research he twigged on to just how much fly tipping occurs.Now, Elliott's app – which is already being piloted by a local authority – helps councils save money while they address the issue of fly tipping.Elliott describes how the app works, how Utter Rubbish seeks to change perceptions and behaviour, its impact, and its plans to scale nationally in this episode of the Making an Impact Podcast.

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Fly tipping mountains are getting bigger, official figures show, as the cost of clearing them up has risen by nearly a quarter. The number of waste piles discovered which are bigger than the capacity of a lorry, classed as "multi load incidents", rose by 43 per cent over the past year, data published by the Department for Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs showed. It comes as local councils are starting to withdraw recycling services as some types of plastic are becoming too expensive to process, potentially leading to more excess household waste being illegally dumped. What do we do about it?

Fly tipping mountains are getting bigger, official figures show, as the cost of clearing them up has risen by nearly a quarter. The number of waste piles discovered which are bigger than the capacity of a lorry, classed as "multi load incidents", rose by 43 per cent over the past year, data published by the Department for Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs showed. It comes as local councils are starting to withdraw recycling services as some types of plastic are becoming too expensive to process, potentially leading to more excess household waste being illegally dumped. What do we do about it?

Fly tipping mountains are getting bigger, official figures show, as the cost of clearing them up has risen by nearly a quarter. The number of waste piles discovered which are bigger than the capacity of a lorry, classed as "multi load incidents", rose by 43 per cent over the past year, data published by the Department for Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs showed.It comes as local councils are starting to withdraw recycling services as some types of plastic are becoming too expensive to process, potentially leading to more excess household waste being illegally dumped. What do we do about it?

Fly tipping mountains are getting bigger, official figures show, as the cost of clearing them up has risen by nearly a quarter. The number of waste piles discovered which are bigger than the capacity of a lorry, classed as "multi load incidents", rose by 43 per cent over the past year, data published by the Department for Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs showed.It comes as local councils are starting to withdraw recycling services as some types of plastic are becoming too expensive to process, potentially leading to more excess household waste being illegally dumped. What do we do about it?

On this week's edition of Friday Night Live, host Zaffar discusses the following topics: Cabinet Reshuffle, Ertugrul Politics, Reduction of Post GCSE Courses, Storm Ciara and Storm Dennis, Fly Tipping.

On Late Lunch today - The Great Irish Debt Hangover, Andrew O'Connor's brilliant new book, Allen O'Donoghue on Parenting and Fly Tipping at Baltray. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Another subject that fires-up Roger and Robin is fly-tipping and the irresponsible disposal of waste material from the building site. Responsible waste disposal is not cheap, so what can you do? The post #6 ~ Fly Tipping & Getting Rid of Rubbish appeared first on Skill Builder.

In which our heroes yet again fail to record anything resembling a podcast.  Adam repays his debt to society, Graham disrespects other peoples sensitive information (AGAIN) and Christopher contemplates the moral maze of accidentally acquired children and boy monkey weeing.  Also, face crabs.

Is vaping really better for you than smoking? Middle-class fly tipping: is up cycling the answer? And Dawn finds out why chubbier men make better husbands. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Middlehood is the nothingness between childhood and adulthood. It's the place where Josh Shreeve and Ben Robinson find themselves now. Join them in this episode as Josh's Dad tackles fly tipping, Ben describes his greatest nosebleed of all time and there's a guest at Motivation Station. Get in touch... Twitter: @MiddlehoodPod @benrobbogarcia @JJShreeve Email: middlehoodpod@gmail.com Photo: Charlie Shreeve Music: Jonny Robinson

Josh and Ben are joined by a special guest at this week's Motivation Station, Josh's Dad is getting annoyed at fly-tippers and another troublesome tale for Ben's past. If that sounds too cheery for you, then there's another round of Wall of Ass.Instagram & Twitter: @MiddlehoodPod @benrobbogarcia @JJShreevePhoto: @charlieshreevedesignMusic: Jonny Robinson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this Environment Matters you can hear Louise Palmer of St.Albans District Council explain how you can avoid fly tipping fines (harder than it sounds) and John Pritchard of the Ver Valley Society describes the proposals for Verulamium Lakes and the River Ver and how they will help this internationally rare chalk stream river.

Sean's talking rubbish on the Farming Programme. He's looking at the huge problem of Fly-Tipping, with Farm Minister George Eustice and a farmer who last week saved one of his cows, founding chewing a plastic beer bottle!

Cllr Vivienne Chapman appears on BBC Radio Surrey to talk about new powers introduced in Surrey Heath which will see fines of £400 issued to help tackle smaller scale fly-tipping, including inappropriate use of the recycling centres. #Surrey

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