Main Site :- https://www.gov.uk/report-environmental-problem
Report a smell
If the smell is coming from a neighbour or local business, contact your local council.
You’ll need to ask for their environmental health department.
There’s a different way to report a smell from a waste facility, industrial site or farm.
Report a smell from a waste facility, industrial site or farm in England
https://www.gov.uk/report-smell
FENLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL REPORT LINK….https://www.fenland.gov.uk/report
Report
Report an issue that is affecting you
- Abandoned vehicle
- Anti-social behaviour
- Breach of planning rules (planning enforcement)
- Broken glass
- Change of address – Council Tax or Benefits
- Change of address – Garden Waste subscription
- Change of circumstances – Council Tax support or Housing Benefit claimants
- Dangerous Structure (this link will take you to CNC who deliver Building Control services on the Council’s behalf)
- Death notification
- Dog fouling
- Fly-tipping
- Food problem
- Graffiti
- Housing problems (rented properties)
- Light problem
- Litter and Litter bins
- Lost or stray dog
- Missed bin
- Mooring issues
- Needles or syringes on public land
- Noise problem
- Other waste
- Parks or Open Spaces problem
- Smell problem
- Smoke problem
- Street furniture problem
- Street light fault
- Street that needs sweeping
- Unlicensed HMO (House of Multiple Occupation)Other issues you may want to report and where to report them
- Abandoned animals and unwanted pets (RSPCA)
- Adult social care (Cambridgeshire County Council)
- Blocked drains (depends on who owns the property and where the blockage is)
- Blue Badge enquiries (Cambridgeshire County Council)
- Bus passes (Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority)
- Fallen trees in the road (Cambridgeshire County Council Highways)
- Flooded road (Cambridgeshire County Council Highways)
- Pot holes (Cambridgeshire County Council Highways)
- Power cut (UK Power Networks)