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Party Waste Dumped: CCTV Catches Fly-Tippers
19 May
Summary
- Men filmed dumping party rubbish near bins.
- Fly-tipping carries a maximum fine of £1,000.
- Council uses CCTV to combat illegal waste dumping.
In Slough, Berkshire, two men have been captured on CCTV cameras committing the illegal act of fly-tipping. The incident occurred on the Cinder Track, near Hampshire Avenue, where the men were seen dumping bags filled with party remnants, including present wrappings and leftover food, near designated litter bins. This behaviour is considered unacceptable by Slough Borough Council, which is campaigning to address the problem.
Fly-tipping is a criminal offense with potential fines up to £1,000. To combat this issue, the council has installed CCTV and ANPR cameras in various locations, including clothing recycling banks and service roads. These measures are part of wider campaigns aimed at educating residents on proper waste disposal methods and enforcing regulations against illegal dumping.
