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Repeat Offender Fined £2,800 for Illegal Dumping in Corby
22 Aug
Summary
- Man in Corby, England fined £2,800 for dumping trash twice
- Caught on CCTV unloading 10 bags of household waste near recycling bins
- Council tracked down the driver and took swift action
On August 22nd, 2025, a man in Corby, England faced a hefty fine for his repeated illegal dumping of household waste in a public area. According to the report, Andrei Voloaca was caught on CCTV cameras unloading ten full bags of trash near recycling bins on Everest Lane. Just a week later, the same cameras spotted him doing the same thing in the same spot.
The North Northamptonshire Council wasted no time in taking action. They matched Voloaca's vehicle to the footage and tracked him down. Voloaca pleaded guilty in court to multiple fly-tipping charges, resulting in a fine of £2,858.53.
"It will not be tolerated in any town, village or community in north Northants," said Ken Harrington, the council's executive member for waste and environmental services. "This case sends a clear message that we can and do take action."
Illegal dumping is a growing problem that can have serious consequences, including the spread of pests, damage to the environment, and decreased property values. Taxpayers often end up footing the bill for the cleanup. The council's swift response in this case demonstrates their commitment to addressing this issue and maintaining a clean, well-kept community.
