Despite receiving 458 referrals from the AI cameras, the council only followed up in a few cases.
CCTV cameras installed in central London to track fly-tippers have earned no money in fines since going live in February, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
Warlock Road in Maida Vale had the highest number of alleged fly-tipping incidents, with 237 between February and August. This was followed by 183 in Denbigh Place, Pimlico, and 83 in Foley Street, Fitzrovia.'Get tough' However, since the installation of the cameras in February the council has made only three referrals for information from the DVLA, the FOI request revealed.
Items dumped on London streets include fridges, toilets, barbecues and building waste such as wooden panels.
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