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Flytippers target Burbage Common

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Sunday, 14 January 2018 22:07

Police say someone left rubbish in the access road which members of the public use.

Police say flytippers have targeted a local beauty spot by dumping a huge pile of rubbish on a road used by members of the public.

It was noted by officers on Saturday afternoon (13th January).

Police say Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council's Environmental Team will assess what items have been dumped and any clues leading the identity of those who dumped the rubbish will be passed on to the police.

You can report incidents of flytipping to HInckley and Bosworth Borough Council here.

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