"Selfish" fly-tippers have dumped mounds of rubbish near one of the oldest workers' houses in the city.
Over a dozen wooden pallets, plastic bottles and overflowing bin bags were among the mess left behind on Hockenhall Alley in Liverpool city centre. The mess was captured on camera by Twitter user, Mersey Road Watch, who slammed the "disgusting treatment of the land."
Tucked off Dale Street, Hockenhall Alley is home to one of the oldest workers' dwellings in the city at number 10 that dates back to the late 18th century. The Grade II listed building has since fallen into a state of disrepair and its front door has been boarded up.