A Leeds woman was looking forward to living in a quiet residential area before it turned into a "dogging" hotspot.
Tavi, who has lived in Hungate Lane for over a year, says she cannot walk down the footpath near her house without seeing "groups of men waiting" and "feeling scared". The 32-year-old, who said the Methley residential area has less than five properties predominantly occupied by older people, has found underwear, clothes, condoms, and bottles left on the public footpath by a group of exhibitionists.
The path was once beloved by dog walkers but has now "turned into filth". Tavi, who branded the nuisance and littering '"filthy and sickening", said most people taking walks in the area "turn away" or "avoid" the lane, but recently she decided to confront them.
