Fly Tipping in London is getting worse and costing taxpayers £20 million a year to clean up.
That's according to data analysis from URBS.
An initiative by a group called Groundwork is going into five London estates to help turn trash into cash.
London Live's Dan Freedman reports.
If you'd like to find out more about the work Groundwork is doing in your area - head to their website www.Groundwork.org.uk.
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It is Scharf's first London exhibition in a decade
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Former Eastenders star Ross Kemp took to the underground today to raise money for Help for Heroes.
A play created by a group of young actors, with no access to professional training, has arrived at the Lyric Hammersmith.
The first Londoner to try a new technology for those with hearing loss says she hopes it will help prevent her from missing details of conversations.
The Bagri Foundation London Indian film festival returns to the capital tomorrow for its 9th year.
The UK's newest university, Ravensbourne in Greenwich, says it plans to be a talent first institution.
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