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Greater London Flycapture d ata for 2005-06
London borough Total number of incidents Estimated clearance costs recorded Number of prosecutions taken to court Number of successful prosecutions

Corporation of London

675

31,899

0

0

London Borough of Barking and Dagenham

3,481 (1)

234,117

9

8

London Borough of Barnet

4,843 (7)

236,961(3,750)

32 (1)

32 (1)

London Borough of Bexley Council

407 (2)

43,809 (187.50)

0

0

London Borough of Brent

5,233 (4)

311,456

1

1

London Borough of Bromley

4,697 (2)

342,797.90

0

0

London Borough of Camden

170,28 (1)

493,812 (75)

6

6

London Borough of Croydon

8,355 (2)

372,734 (75)

3

3

London Borough of Ealing

9,044 (8)

263,076 (150)

0

0

London Borough of Enfield

5,772 (11)

312,835 (6,750)

4 (7)

4 (7)

London Borough of Greenwich

3,233 (2)

124,582 (280)

8

8

London Borough of Hackney

770 (2)

2,5508 (300)

1

1

London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham

6,017 (1)

528,014

0

0

London Borough of Haringey

63,767 (3)

1,849,243 (150)

11

11

London Borough of Harrow

3,843 (4)

171,150

0

0

London Borough of Havering

9,629 (3)

529,783 (150)

0

0

London Borough of Hillingdon

2,384 (4)

14,596 (225)

39 (2)

39 (2)

London Borough of Hounslow

7,345 (4)

210,972 (375)

0

0

London Borough of Islington

8,812 (2)

459,431

16

16

London Borough of Lambeth

10,434 (2)

307,672 (75)

31

31

London Borough of Lewisham

18,987 (3)

941,536 (215)

64

64

London Borough of Merton

3,330 (3)

190,121 (225)

9

9

London Borough of Newham

3,527

401,100

0

0

London Borough of Redbridge

4,455

184,582

6

6

London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames

1,771 (1)

95,709 (75)

0

0

London Borough of Southwark

24,852 (1)

1 ,089,995

49

39

London Borough of Sutton

2,762 (2)

152,555 (70)

5

5

London Borough of Tower Hamlets

5,681 (1)

217,502 (75)

4

4

London Borough of Waltham Forest

8,566 (2)

385,563 (75)

0

0

London Borough of Wandsworth

166,195 (1)

3,655,746

8

8

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

58,374

1 ,876,596

2

2

Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames

No Data Supplied

No Data Supplied

No Data Supplied

No Data Supplied

Westminster City Council

10,365 (2)

420,222

0

0

Total

484,634

16,475,674.9

308

297

EA Totals

81

13,277.50

10

10


Members: Correspondence

Sir Gerald Kaufman: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs when he plans to answer the letter dated 27 April from the right hon. Member for Manchester, Gorton on Ms Wendy Owen. [142347]

Mr. Bradshaw: I apologise for the delay in replying to my right hon. Friend's letter. A response was issued on 8 June.

Packaging: Waste Disposal

Mrs. James: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what recent estimate he has made of the proportion of packaging used for fresh produce which is (a) recycled and (b) disposed of in landfill sites. [139254]

Mr. Bradshaw: Food-related packaging makes up an estimated 18-20 per cent. of household waste and around 3.3 per cent. of the controlled waste which is sent to landfill(1). No estimate is currently available of the proportion of food packaging waste landfilled or recycled specifically relating to sales of fresh produce.

However, the Packaging Regulations, which place requirements on obligated businesses to recover and recycle a certain amount of the packaging waste they handle, have so far helped to raise the UK packaging recycling rate from around 27 per cent. in 1997 to around 56 per cent. in 2006. In real terms, the total amount of packaging waste recovered or recycled has increased from 3.3 million tonnes in 1998 to around 6.3 million tonnes in 2006.

The Waste and Resources Action Programme is currently working with all leading supermarkets through the Courtauld Commitment to achieve a standstill, and then a reduction, in the amount of packaging waste. A number of retailers are considering the role that the selling of loose fruit and vegetables could make to those objectives, without increasing the amount of damaged produce which is then discarded.

Recycling: Business

Mr. Jeremy Browne: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what estimate he has made of the level of recycling by businesses in each region in England. [141224]

Mr. Bradshaw: The most recent survey on industrial and commercial waste was carried out in 2002-03 by the Environment Agency. Information was collected from approximately 4,500 businesses and included the type, quantity and form of the waste, as well as the disposal or recovery method used. Data collection was limited to controlled waste and related to England only. The information is available, broken down by region, from the Environment Agency’s website and is shown in the following table.


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Management of commercial and industrial waste
Thousand tonnes
Disposal/recovery option
Region Land disposal Land recovery Re-used/ recycled Thermal Treatment and transfer Not recorded Total per subregion

Industry

East Midlands

2,550

152

2,555

145

170

198

5,771

East of England

857

193

1,461

202

271

272

3,256

London

482

6

1,027

88

89

210

1,902

North East

1,293

76

1,671

181

104

76

3,400

North West

1,867

269

1,669

226

317

154

4,502

South East

1,310

63

1,257

192

345

414

3,581

South West

802

114

1,174

63

256

179

2,589

West Midlands

1,457

74

2,133

135

277

170

4,246

Yorkshire and the Humber

2,574

377

4,588

89

507

204

8,339

Total

13,194

1,324

17,536

1,321

2,335

1,877

37,589

Commerce

East Midlands

1,178

33

863

113

67

69

2,322

East of England

1,389

24

1,248

111

287

248

3,308

London

2,520

21

2,281

285

215

282

5,604

North East

589

5

408

121

30

45

1,199

North West

2,035

90

1,245

133

241

88

3,833

South East

2,547

59

1,565

223

354

523

5,271

South West

1,549

62

1,051

47

188

70

2,967

West Midlands

1,457

6

1,221

99

140

97

3,019

Yorkshire and the Humber

1,261

20

1,221

64

153

78

2,797

Total

14,524

320

11,104

1,196

1,675

1,500

30,320

Grand total

27,718

1,645

28,640

2,518

4,011

3,377

67,907

Source:
C and I survey 2002-03: England region and disposal/recovery option.

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