A.F.A Waste Clearance
Bromley, BR1
Bromley, BR1 · registered since 18 October 2025
Published by Checked and Cleared, a trading name of Scribespire Limited (company no. 15090317), from the Environment Agency's public register. Nothing here is a recommendation.
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Registered waste carrierAn upper tier registration is renewed every three years. This one runs to 18 October 2028. We publish 10 other registered carriers in BR1.
Categories describe the waste this registration permits the business to carry. They are not a list of services, and they say nothing about how well the work is done.
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Local authorities in England dealt with 1.26 million fly-tipping incidents during 2024/25, 9% more than the year before, in figures Defra updated on 25 February 2026. Household waste was involved in 62% of them, or 777,000 incidents. The commonest size was the equivalent of a small van load, at 31%, followed by a car boot or less at 27%. Highways, meaning pavements and roads, were the commonest place at 37%.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (GOV.UK), Fly-tipping statistics for England, 2024 to 2025, section 1 (key points). Read 2026-09-04. Fly-tipping: when it becomes your fine explains this in full.
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