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Fly-tipping in Spinkhill Avenue
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Spinkhill Avenue
2 black bags of rubbish that seem to be open.
Fly-tipping in Buckland Lane
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Buckland Lane
What three words: most.stance.thud
Tyres and bags of soil in side of road
Fly-tipping in Dove House Lane
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Dove House Lane
Old roofing felt
Fly-tipping in Plantation Drive
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Plantation Drive
gets ignored because it's by a housing estate, that is in bad order, so left as it fits in with estate. The whole strip of wood is full if rubbish , and Kirklees council don't bother. Put up cameras you will get your money back very quickly
Fly-tipping in Sandbeds Road
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Sandbeds Road
Council recycling wagon—-1 day after street volunteers cleaned up the area!!!!!
Fly-tipping in Devon Street
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Devon Street
Hi
Christmas tree dumped in back lane meadow terrace dh47af
Thanks
Fly-tipping in Vaughan Williams Way
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Vaughan Williams Way
Vehicle exhaust
At entrance to Warley Country Park on Vaughn Williams Way in undergrowth between road and litter bin
Fly-tipping in Holmes Lane
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Holmes Lane
Somebody's rubbish dumped out of car
Fly-tipping in Moor Street
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Moor Street
Black bags on footpath outside 36 Moor Street
Fly-tipping in Crawford Street
Posted:
18 Jan, 2021
Location:
Crawford Street
Here lies a general waste bin overfilled, along with a sofa and all sorts of other mixed general waste which people have been throwing on top of the pile.
Fly-tipping in Dalton Back Lane
Posted:
17 Jan, 2021
Location:
Dalton Back Lane
Numerous locations along woodland
Tyres , black bags and other waste
Fly-tipping in Dalton Back Lane
Posted:
17 Jan, 2021
Location:
Dalton Back Lane
Timber panels dumped at intervals over 150 metres