Flytipping appeals

A considerable number of used tyres were dumped on the evening of Wednesday 14^thDecember 2011 in Hare Lane, Blindley Heath and in Bones Lane, Newchapel. These tyres were left in the road causing danger to other road users especially as some were large and heavy lorry tyres. What was the source of these items? They appear to have been dry stored and some are old or unusual sizes. A white drop-sided Ford Transit is believed to have been used to deposit the tyres. Do you know where it came from or who was carrying it?

Please help us by filling in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

This very large hot tub was left in the car park at Bransland Wood (National Trust) in Outwood Lane, Bletchingley, on/about 11th December 2012. This would have needed a large vehicle and taken a lot of effort to move. At the same time a number of pallets and tree trunks were dumped. Where did the hot tub come from? Did you see it being loaded or transported? 

Please help us by filling in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

Carpet waste believed from a commercial source recovered in The Enterdent, Godstone, on 29.11.2011. Waste of this nature has been dumped in this area before. Have you recently had a beige carpet replaced with an off white one?

Please help us by filling in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

This waste was deposited in Park Road, Crowhurst, on the evening of Saturday 19th November or early on the morning of Sunday 20th November. The waste consisted of a bathroom suite, tiles, and kennel waste; dog faeces and wood chips. The nature of the waste is the same as waste that has been highlighted before and is believed to originate in the Lingfield area. Information is sought as to the vehicle and persons responsible.

Please help us by filling in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

A major fly tip of builders waste occurred at the Caterham Rifle Range, Waller Lane, Caterham, over the weekend of 9th to 10th July 2011. Some building waste was left on Thursday 7th or Friday 8th July but considerably more was added over the weekend. It all appears to have come from refurbishment of a Victorian property? Do you know where it came from or who removed it?

Please help us by filling in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

Asbestos reinforced cement sheet was dumped in the road at Kings Cross Lane in South Nutfield between 6pm on Sunday 10th July and 7am on Monday 11th July 2011. Do you know where it came from or who was carrying it?

Please help us by filling in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

A substantial amount of asbestos and tyres were left in Beddlestead Lane/Hessiers Hill on the 9th April 2011. No consideration for safety was made, the waste being left in the road in three different locations. Did you see any vehicle carrying this waste?

And in Monks Lane, Edenbridge the stripped casing from high value copper wire was left on two occasions. This appears to be a significant amount of material and is probably from stolen copper cable. Did you see anything?

Please help us by filling in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

Flytipping has continued since the last appeal in September, with asbestos and tyres as the main commercial waste deposited, and the most costly and difficult to deal with. Vehicles carrying these items should be viewed with suspicion, particularly if they are not from a reputable disposal company, or if it is being driven into rural areas away from proper disposal points.

In the week commencing 6 December 2010 our removal team discovered waste dropped on the cycle way at Warwick Wold, Bletchingley. This may have been deposited before the onset of the snow a week before. The doors in the photograph are very distinctive. Do you have information about the source of the waste, or recall it being transported? Fill in the flytipping reporting form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.