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The bin outside Harris Primary School has been a spot for fly-tipping weekly. This is now a hazard for the children going to school every day - they have to walk over the rubbish to get into the school! 

The rubbish has been there since Saturday, it is Tuesday 23 April today and nothing has been done!

I've see a person who lives across the road dumping her house rubbish to into the bin but I believe it is not only her now but other people too!

This has been reposted to Southwark Council:  https://report.southwark.gov.uk/report/5888283

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Edited by RenatoMattos

I don't think this picture shows fly-tipping as such, but more the result of over-flowing and unemptied bins. Still very nasty for children (anyone) to have to negotiate, but we're not talking mattresses or tyres or building waste here, I'd think. Which we have had locally at times.

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