Appeals for information on fly-tipping

A very large fly-tip of asbestos reinforced corrugated cement roofing took place at Gibbs Brook Lane, Crowhurst, on or about Wednesday 11th March. The waste may have been conveyed in a pick up truck or a van, the blue plastic either being used to conceal the asbestos or to drag the material out of the vehicle. Do you know where this came from?

Please fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

This asbestos reinforced roofing sheet was left in the road at Rabies Heath Road, Bletchingley, on 23rd February 2010. It may have come from a timber building that was left in Waterhouse Lane, Godstone a few days later. Do you know where such a building has been demolished?

Please fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

A fly-tip of fridges/freezers, apparently from a commercial source, took place at Starborough Road, Haxted on 19th February 2010. Around the same time a further 6 fridges were left in Smithers Lane, Dormansland. Do you know where they came from or who dumped them?

Please fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

Did you see a light coloured Nissan Cabstar or similar vehicle in the Woldingham area on Monday 8th February? At approximately 9:20pm someone dumped builders waste in Church Road - can you help us find out who?

Please fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

At the end of January this commercial container was abandoned full of scrap tyres, mainly from large goods vehicles, in the lay-by on the southbound carriageway of the A22 Caterham Bypass (150m south of the junction with Godstone Road).

Tyres are difficult and costly to dispose of properly and we believe these came from an improperly run business. We need your help to find out where they came from. Please fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

On 18 January 2010 the same type of sacks as in FLY004 were used in this very large deposit in the road at White Hill Lane in Bletchingley. Our investigations suggest the all sacks contain waste from the same location, possibly in the Redhill area. The fact that the waste has been bagged means that it is likely to have been carried from the location and manually loaded.

Can you help suggest where they have come from? The vehicle that carried this waste is likely to be larger than 7.5 tonnes and may also connect with the waste in other appeals deposited at Church Road, Bletchingley. Fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

This fly-tip occurred at Kent Hatch Road, Limpsfield on 15 January 2010. The sacks are very distinctive bearing an Icelandic inscription which is believed to relate to animal feed. More of these sacks were then deposited on 18 January 2010, FLY005.

Do you know who is dumping this in our countryside? Fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

This fly-tip occurred on 02 December 2009 at Church Road, in Bletchingley, and may have come from the same source and in the same vehicle as the fly-tip on 05 January 2010, FLY001.

Can you help us find out who illegally dumping this rubbish? Fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

Every two to three weeks bags of commercial waste, possibly from a dog racing kennels, are dumped in the Crowhurst and Lingfield area.

The photograph opposite shows some of the 40 bags dropped in the ditches or in the river at Water Lane in Haxted.

Do you know who is dumping this in our countryside? Fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.

On or around 05 January 2010 a huge amount of building waste, believed to be from a commercial source, was dumped at Church Road in Bletchingley.

Can you help us find out who illegally dumping this rubbish? Fill in the fly-tipping report form or leave a message, in confidence, on 0800 068 2070.