Southall Residents Alliance is launching “Caught on Camera” — a campaign where residents can submit photos and videos of fly-tipping after being ignored by Ealing Council. Join us and make Southall’s voice impossible to ignore.
Why We’re Doing This
For months, residents across Southall have reported fly-tipping to Ealing Council and contacted local councillors. Too often, the response has been:
- No action
- No clean-up
- No accountability
We refuse to let Southall be ignored any longer. That’s why we’ve launched “Caught on Camera” — a public campaign where residents can share evidence of fly-tipping and hold authorities accountable.
What We’re Seeing
Residents are already capturing shocking evidence:
- Cars pulling up and dumping rubbish late at night.
- Builders unloading rubble in car parks.
- Bulky waste left outside GP surgeries and schools.
- Mattresses, fridges, and black bags are
- dumped on pavements.
📸 These images prove what we’ve been saying for years: Southall is being neglected.
Coming Soon – Submit Your Evidence
👉 If you’ve reported fly-tipping and had no response, don’t stay silent.
📤 Soon, you will be able to upload your photos and videos below and join our campaign.
Your evidence will:
- Be added to our public campaign gallery.
- Be shared with councillors, MPs, and the local press.
- Strengthen our fight for cleaner, safer streets.
Why It Matters
Fly-tipping is not just an eyesore — it’s a:
- Health risk (rats, vermin, unsafe waste).
- Safety issue (blocked pavements, fire hazards).
- Disgrace for Southall — why should we be treated with lower standards than central Ealing?
Southall Deserves Better
If the council and councillors won’t listen, we’ll make sure Southall’s voice is heard loud and clear.
The “Caught on Camera” campaign is powered by residents who care — families, businesses, neighbours, and patients who refuse to accept neglect.
Join the Campaign
- Upload your evidence
- Share this page with neighbours.
- Demand urgent action from those in power.
👉 Together, we can send a clear message: Southall will no longer be ignored.