I'm not sure if you're commenting on my pics,but if you are i'll say this. The neighbours of those living in my old house aren't that bothered. In fact i commented the other month to them about the dumped household/building stuff. Their response was 'They're very quiet,so we don't complain'. I sometimes think i'm in the minority when it comes to finding back streets used as dumping grounds bad/annoying/unsightly,etc. The back street of where i used to live with the former Mrs Accy,who still happens to live there is also looking shabby these days. Three recycling bins don't help. They're supposed to be kept in the backyards,but many are in the back street. I've noticed rolled up rugs,paint tins,supermarket shopping bags full of household rubbish and other small items there recently. In fact more and more since i moved out. It's as if they know i've left and are letting their hair down with their nasty little dumping habits. The rubbish they dump could easily be kept in their yards till collection day,but i think some are very thick,but most get some perverse thrill out of sneakily dumping rubbish.
I had 2 tyres replaced last year and was charged more than £1 per tyre I think for disposal.
The level these horrible gits stoop to is nearing beyond belief!
I was speaking to a friend recently in a similar situation, the neighbours would do anything to help day or night, but they dumped rubbish where they shouldn't. Sometimes we have to live and let live in the interests of peace and harmony
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presume you reported it to the council as it represents a hazard
Fraid not , I have previous experience with this district council ,Of my reports being ignored and of rubbish still in place several days later.
To stop the commercial tipping/dumping of tyres.
That’s no reason not to do it. It may take more than a few days though
