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Boat Dumped: Council Tackles Countryside eyesore
27 Feb
Summary
- Motorboat dumped on Odell Road sparking council action.
- Councillor condemns the 'appalling ignorance' of dumping.
- Council warns of fines and prison for waste dumping.

A motorboat has been illegally dumped on Odell Road in Bedfordshire, prompting action from the local council. Independent councillor Doug McMurdo expressed his dismay, calling the dumping "a blatant and premeditated act of someone's rubbish." He further criticized the "ignorance" of individuals who leave waste on public or private property.
Bedford Borough Council has acknowledged the fly-tipping incident and is arranging for the removal of the dumped vessel. The precise origin of the boat remains unknown, though its location is near several lakes and the River Great Ouse. A council spokesperson reiterated that abandoning waste is a serious offense, carrying potential heavy fines and imprisonment for offenders. This includes various forms of waste, such as household items, rubble, garden refuse, and watercraft.




