report a service problem
recycling & waste
Report a missed rubbish or recycling bin (TIP! Check you’ve got the right day first!)
Report other problems with waste disposal to Buckinghamshire Council, for example:
fly-tipping*
over-full dog waste bin
excessive litter, or over-full litter bin**
dead animal
*Most of the litter bins in Brill village are emptied by the Parish Council - so tell us first.
**Rubbish dumped on the far side of Muswell Hill will be over the county border - but here’s the link to report fly tipping in Oxfordshire.
To report a problem with the collection of Commercial Waste, call 01296 585353.
Fix My Street
Report problems with roads, streets and paths to Buckinghamshire Council - things like:
blocked drain
malfunctioning streetlight
pothole
broken kerb or road surface
Report a water leak to Thames Water.
Report a problem with a footpath or other Right of Way.
If you have time, please use the contact form below to tell the parish council you’ve reported a problem. We can then follow things up to make sure problems are quickly resolved.
Flooding
Report flooding on the public highway to Buckinghamshire Highways. In office hours call 01296 382 416; out of office hours call 01296 486 630 - or report online using Fix My Street.
Report flooding from a main river or reservoir to the Environment Agency Floodline on 0845 988 1188
Tell Thames Water about flooding from a public sewer, burst water main or a household storm water drain; call 0800 316 9800.
Tell the Environment Agency about main rivers blocked by debris or a fallen tree
by calling 0800 80 70 60
There’s more information on Buckinghamshire Council’s Flooding & Flood Management web pages and lots about preparing for and coping with flooding on the UK Government website.
Other issues
Please use the contact form to tell us of any other environmental problems in and around Brill, including uncut grass that is usually kept tidy, broken benches, damaged or dirty signs, damaged litter or dog poo bins - or anything else that you think unsightly or potentially harmful.