Fly-tipper dumps tonnes of rubble

Police in Guernsey are investigating a serious case of fly-tipping.

Two tonnes of builders rubble have been dumped on the side of Vieux Beaucamp Lane in the Catel, not far from Les Beaucamps School.

The rubble consists of plaster board, old skirting boards and sash cords.

Detectives believe it has come from a domestic property rather than a commercial site and have asked the public for help in identifying the tippers.
(from CTV)

Makes a change from it being dumped in st peter port .why they cannot go a bit further and take it to a proper tip is terrible it is thoughtless and cost us the tax payer even more money
the sooner fly tipper get caught and fined heavy the better

toatally agree kat..they are thoughtless vandals imo x

We in our parish pick the bill up in our rates for fly tipping .it is costing us thousands of pounds .folks come in from other parishes and just leave there black sack at certain places
we have now got a camera in certain places .also a warning sign saying they are being filmed and some still dump it there
we have caught a few and i hope when they go to court it will be a heavy fine for them as might put others from doing the same .
Our island has a good service to collect rubbish and folks should use it .keep our island tidy!