Local Pollution Control Statistics in England and Wales

• Published by: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
• Last updated: 29 May 2015
• Topic: Government
• Licence: Open Government Licence

Summary

Local authorities (i.e. councils, unitary authorities and port health authorities) across England & Wales are responsible for regulating a number of industrial processes whose emissions could have a detrimental effect upon the atmosphere.

The processes regulated by local authorities are partitioned into two types: Part A2 activities; and Part B activities. Defra's Local Pollution Control Statistical Survey (LPCSS) provides quantitative insight into each of these aspects of local authorities' regulatory roles.

Defra has commissioned its annual Local Pollution Control Statistical Survey (LPCSS) since 1991. The survey provides an annual snapshot of local authorities' regulation performance during the previous twelve months.

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