A Watford councillor has urged people to keep flagging up fly-tipping after taking pictures of “serial dumping spots.”
Residents are sick of persistent fly-tipping, a Watford councillor has claimed, after taking pictures of “serial dumping spots”.
The worst areas are reportedly at the bottom of Victoria Road and nearby alleyways, a path near The Glenn Club, the area near Regent’s Lodge, and Balmoral Road. According to Cllr Watling, the council has increased the cost of collecting bulky items by 30 per cent since the last budget. He has put up signs to deter people from fly-tipping, but accepts they “are clearly not making much difference”."I have been working with our hard-working environmental officers since being elected," the councillor said.
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