Medway's Wall of Shame

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We know Medway residents hate selfish acts and now you can help us catch the people responsible. 

Our Wall of Shame campaign encourages you to report anyone you recognise illegally dumping rubbish or being a nuisance with a vehicle, so we can issue a fine or successfully prosecute.

View our CCTV images below and use our online form to identify those involved. Any information you provide can help us stamp out this anti-social behaviour in public places.

The images on this page are either owned by Medway Council or permission has been given for us to use them for the detection and prevention of crime including the identification of offenders.

They should not be used for any other purpose.

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Fly-tipping

Fly-tipping is when waste is illegally dumped on roads or land. The Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) fine for fly-tipping in Medway is £750.

If you ask someone who does not have a waste carrier licence to take your rubbish away for you and they do not dispose of it correctly, you may be liable for up to a £300 FPN fine, this is known as a household duty of care fine.

Make sure you always check the waste carrier licence of anyone you are using to get rid of your rubbish.

You can report sightings of fly-tipped rubbish to us online.

Do you know any of these people caught on camera?

FLY000001

Reference number: FLY000001

Date caught on camera: 28 May 2024

Location: Bank Street, Chatham

Can you identify this person? They are suspected to be involved in the incorrect disposal of a large amount of household waste at the former recycling point on Bank Street, Chatham.

Report flytipper

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Fly000002

Reference number: FLY000002

Date caught on camera: 12 July 2024

Location: Bank Street, Chatham

Can you identify this person? They are suspected to be involved in the incorrect disposal of a large amount of household waste at the former recycling point on Bank Street, Chatham.

Report flytipper

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Fly 000003

Reference number: FLY000003

Date caught on camera: 12 July 2024

Location: Bank Street, Chatham

Can you identify this person? They are suspected to be involved in the incorrect disposal of a large amount of household waste at the former recycling point on Bank Street, Chatham.

Report flytipper

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Wall of shame 4

Reference number: FLY000004

Date caught on camera: 29 October 2024 at 5.42am

Location: Bank Street, Chatham

Can you identify this person? They were caught dropping black rubbish sacks at Bank Street, Chatham.

Report flytipper

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Fly000005

Reference number: FLY000005

Date caught on camera: 6 November 2024

Location: Bank Street, Chatham

Can you identify this person? They are suspected to be involved in the incorrect disposal of a black sack at the former recycling point on Bank Street, Chatham.

Report flytipper

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Nuisance vehicles

Medway has a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) in place for anti-social use of motor vehicles, including motorbikes and e-scooters. Find out more about the nuisance vehicles PSPO.

Behaviours such as:

  • illegal car meets
  • driving on any land without the landowner's permission
  • using vehicles to make excessive amounts of noise, such as hooting and revving.

All of these things can impact the local community's quality of life and are viewed as anti-social behaviour.

Report a nuisance vehicle

Wall of Shame reports

You can use our online form to tell us about a person or vehicle you recognise. 

You'll need to provide:

  • the reference number of the photo (you can find this underneath each image)
  • name and any other details of the person or owner of the vehicle involved
  • your contact details (unless you wish to remain anonymous).

Any details you provide in your report could help in the prosecution of offenders.

If you provide your contact details, they will not be shared. We'll only use them to contact you about your report.

Make a Wall of Shame report

What happens next

We'll investigate your report. 

If you provide your contact details, we may contact you for further information.

If we feel there's enough evidence we may also invite you to complete a witness statement. 

We aim to take action wherever possible. For example, by issuing a fine (fixed penalty notice) or prosecution through the Magistrates' Court which could result in a fine of up to £1,000.

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Our latest successes

  • 21 Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) were issued for fly-tipping and household duties of care from April to June 2024.