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22 January 2025Plenary
Short Debate: Reaching a tipping point? Wales’s littering and fly-tipping epidemic
Jane HuttLabour
… groups, the local communities, the volunteers. So, a further £1.2 million in grant funding has gone to Keep Wales Tidy to help with this work, because they work so closely with our communities, tirelessly working to improve their … local environment. Last year our funding enabled Keep Wales Tidy to support over 2,500 people working selflessly every month as volunteers to improve their local environment. And as the Minister responsible for the voluntary sector and volunteers …
6 December 2022Plenary
Group 2: Electronic cigarettes (Amendments 6, 9, 10, 7, 8)
Rhys ab OwenIndependent
… these batteries are ending up in landfill. I'm grateful for information that I've received from Keep Wales Tidy, who've started to collect data on vaping litter on our streets. They've heard from a number … over the past year, who have all highlighted this as an emerging and growing issue. More specifically, Keep Wales Tidy are concerned about the rise of single-use vapes, which are purposely designed for only one use and …
26 March 2025Plenary
Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Huw Irranca-DaviesLabour
… partnerships in Caerphilly and so on, and, indeed, much of this is supported by the work of Keep Wales Tidy very often, and the hubs they do and the equipment that they provide across south-east Wales, and … the support that Welsh Government gives to Keep Wales Tidy to do that. It is so disappointing that a daft, stupid, petty incident of theft now has meant that that equipment is not available, and I'm sure …
26 March 2025Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Bill on littering and fly-tipping
Huw Irranca-DaviesLabour
… Let me just touch on a couple of others quickly, with your dispensation there. The funding of Keep Wales Tidy supports the awareness-raising campaigns, direct support to communities wishing to improve their local environment. I and others … discussed here earlier on in questions—and then working with Fly-tipping Action Wales and Keep Wales Tidy. So, thank you for all the contributions and I look forward to working with Members and with the cross-party …
26 March 2025Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Bill on littering and fly-tipping
Delyth JewellPlaid
… our environment, and places an unfair burden on local authorities and on the public. The statistics from Keep Wales Tidy are extremely worrying, especially the increase in unacceptable levels of littering in our most deprived areas. Now, this … now for enforcement and education. I will close, Chair, where I started, with education. The work of Keep Wales Tidy in schools is invaluable. That needs to be incorporated into the curriculum. We have to change attitudes …

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Question WQ99226Tabled 22 June 2026Answered 6 July 2026
Dan ThomasReform
To the Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience and Sustainability
What steps is the Welsh Government taking to address litter and fly-tipping in …
Answer: … our communities, local authorities and businesses in tackling litter across Wales we provide funding to Keep Wales Tidy. Details on their activity in the ward of Tredegar Park and Marshfield can be found …
Question WQ97998Tabled 13 January 2026Answered 22 January 2026
Paul DaviesConservative
To the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
What is the Government doing to tackle the issue of dog fouling?
Answer: Our funding of Keep Wales Tidy helps deliver the “Leave only pawprints” campaign. This raises awareness of the health risks to people and animals of this unacceptable practice, encouraging responsible dog ownership across Wales …

Question WQ93367Tabled 2 July 2024Answered 8 July 2024

Andrew RT DaviesConservative

To the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs

Will the Cabinet Secretary outline how much money the Welsh Government allocates to tackling …

Answer: … best practice and develops toolkits for awareness raising campaigns. We have also previously supported Keep Wales Tidy’s “Not Up My Street” campaign which focused on students and social landlords to raise awareness and …

Question WQ93366Tabled 2 July 2024Answered 8 July 2024

Andrew RT DaviesConservative

To the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs

What action is the Welsh Government taking to raise awareness of the consequences of …

Question WQ93365Tabled 2 July 2024Answered 8 July 2024

Andrew RT DaviesConservative

To the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs

What action is the Welsh Government taking to combat fly-tipping?