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Fly-tipping in Berkshire
There have been 38 reports of fly-tipping in Berkshire over the last 3 months.
Fly-tipping in Elm Lane
Posted:
23 May
Location:
Elm Lane
Grass clippings and garden waste.
Fly-tipping in Norfolk Road
Posted:
21 May
Location:
Norfolk Road
Household items
Fly-tipping in Unnamed Road
Posted:
19 May
Location:
Unnamed Road
More fly tipping at the junction of cycleway 61 and cycleway 46.
Fly-tipping in Liverpool Road
Posted:
10 May
Location:
Liverpool Road
BBQ with fridge
Fly-tipping in Surrey Road
Posted:
09 May
Location:
Surrey Road
UPDATE
This bin has now been removed by woodside recycled after my personal visit to their depot. Thanks to a very understanding and apologetic boss.
Fly-tipping in Barnwood Close
Posted:
02 May
Location:
Barnwood Close
Reading Borough Council waste collection vehicles pass this garbage many times everyday! The attitude comes from the top..
Fly-tipping in Cow Lane
Posted:
29 Apr
Location:
Cow Lane
Reported on 15 April, lovely stickers but once again no attempt to clear. Reading Borough Council excels again.
Fly-tipping in Thames Path
Posted:
29 Apr
Location:
Thames Path
Household garbage includes bedding. Hope Reading Borough Council clears instead of placing stickers on bags then ignores forgets.
Fly-tipping in Prince of Wales Avenue
Posted:
26 Apr
Location:
Prince of Wales Avenue
Rubbish in bags left at the side of road. It has not been picked up by the bin men and has been there for nearly a week.
Fly-tipping in M4
Posted:
19 Apr
Location:
M4
On the cycle path 461 under the bridge, not actually on the main road. Just to the south of the intersection of cycle paths 461 and 61.
Fly-tipping in Cow Lane
Posted:
15 Apr
Location:
Cow Lane
Household waste and furniture in Coe Lane.
Fly-tipping in Unnamed Road
Posted:
13 Apr
Location:
Unnamed Road
Bags of rubbish at the junction of cycle routes 61and 46. Also one of the bags has been taken by foxes and dragged under the road bridge about 100 metres to the south.