Council & Public-Sector CCTV — ANPR & Fly-Tipping

Fly-tipping enforcement, public area surveillance and AI-powered analytics for local authorities.

Local authorities face growing challenges with fly-tipping, anti-social behaviour, illegal encampments and public safety. Our solutions provide evidence-grade surveillance for enforcement action, rapid-deploy cameras for temporary hotspots, ANPR for vehicle identification and AI analytics for automated incident detection. All systems are designed with GDPR compliance, data retention policies and evidence chain management built in.

Key features

What SIM and data plan do I need?

All our 4G cameras work with any UK network — EE, Vodafone, O2 or Three. You can bring your own SIM card or purchase a pre-configured data plan from us. Most councils prefer dedicated data SIMs with fixed IP addresses for secure access and easier IT integration.

Typical data usage ranges from 20–60 GB per month per camera, depending on recording schedules and video quality settings. Cameras with dual-SIM support can automatically switch networks if one signal drops, ensuring continuous evidence capture at critical enforcement sites.

Frequently asked questions

Is the footage admissible for prosecution?

Yes — our cameras produce timestamped, tamper-evident footage with full chain-of-custody documentation suitable for court proceedings.

How do you handle GDPR?

All systems include configurable retention periods, role-based access, audit logging and privacy masking for areas outside your authority.

Can cameras be moved between sites?

Yes — our rapid-deploy kits are designed for hotspot deployment. Move between fly-tipping locations as enforcement priorities change.

Do I need planning permission for temporary cameras?

Temporary deployments under 28 days typically don't require planning permission, but check with your planning team for permanent installations in conservation areas.

How quickly can a camera be deployed?

Most rapid-deploy units are operational within 30 minutes of arrival on site — no mains power or network cabling required.

What happens if a camera is vandalised?

Footage is uploaded to secure cloud storage in real time, so evidence is preserved even if the camera is damaged or stolen.

Can we share footage with the police?

Yes — you can export evidence packages with timestamps and location data directly from the platform for sharing with enforcement partners.