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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
Environment
Matthew Cooper

Two tipper trucks believed to be involved in fly-tipping 10ft-high waste mound

The 10ft-high pile of waste from Watery Lane, on the outskirts of Lichfield in Staffordshire (Phil Barnett/PA) - (PA Wire)

Council officers investigating the dumping of a 30-tonne mound of waste on a country road have appealed for dashcam footage of two tipper-type lorries caught on CCTV in the area.

Lichfield District Council believes the building waste, which also included household rubbish, was fly-tipped in Watery Lane, near Curborough, at 11pm on Sunday night and 12.45am on Monday, cutting off access to homes and businesses.

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