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Just to alert you all the silvester road fly tipper is back

About two days ago was woken up to horrendous noise very late at night looked out to see the tenets of xxxx silvester road

Fly tipping a large broken wardrobe

I knocked the window to alert them

To the fact they was being watched so she dumped the rest in her own front yard

Have reported to Southwark

As this woman is a serial offender and has dumped loads up and down the street

I believe her name is xxxxx

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as is cookers,old fridges we foruntate to have this service.

what about neighbours who leave rubbish dumped in communal front yard for months they know council take for free.

thankfully i scrap guy offered ours take away to which they paid so we signed releif only see same week more stuff out again some moved to there own garden.


we had flytippers end our road long time council kept comign clear it re appeared now a lovely artist put up sign not to fly tip etc they have not repeated thus far.

And my neighbour had someone dump several bags of takeaway food boxes and other rubbish in his front yard. They accidentally left an envelope with their name and address on it- you know who you are in Bawdale road!!


Here's the link to Southwark's 'bulky waste' dept - free collection. http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/200084/recycling_and_waste/1667/bulky_waste_collection

Mustard Wrote:

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> I think there are a lot of people who just don't

> know about this service, and therefore don't call.

> Not all local authorities offer this service, so

> if you moved from another borough you might not be

> aware.


Still no excuse for dumping on someone else's property.

Fafanoo Wrote:

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> Mustard Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I think there are a lot of people who just

> don't

> > know about this service, and therefore don't

> call.

> > Not all local authorities offer this service,

> so

> > if you moved from another borough you might not

> be

> > aware.

>

> Still no excuse for dumping on someone else's

> property.


I never said it was.

Just a word of caution about assuming you've caught the culprit, it is possible that thieves trying to get personal information from people's rubbish have grabbed the bags, had a rifle through, and then dumped them later. That's what seems to have happened on a previous thread where someone was accused, and it's also what I think happened to a load of rubbish dumped near me that looked like it had been gone through. Bloody annoying though either way.

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