Neighbour fly tipping rubbish

Davesnave

moneyistooshorttomention wrote: »

Sorry Dave - its a fail on that one

Well you would say that, wouldn't you?

You were the one who started a thread about having something stolen by your removal men, and then you wouldn't tell us what it was.

People had to PM you.

Not me. I never cracked!

KayTM

Davesnave wrote: »

But the point I'm making, in case it's not mind-numbingly obvious, is that the OP really ought to have obtained more info before posting. After all, it's not as if they'd have to trek miles to find out.

No, I wouldn't have to trek miles but I'd either have to go and knock on his door to ask to see or I'd have to pole vault over several high fences to get to his garden and then need a powerful pogo-stick to look over his back garden fence. The alley way is unused and currently inaccessible to most normal people.

Since you seem to think it's so easy perhaps you could come and take a look next time you and the Boy Robin are flying over this area.

I didn't realise that I had to ascertain the nature of his rubbish (and it must be rubbish - what else could it be?) before posting. If you're so bored why not foxtrot oscar to another thread?

Davesnave

KayTM wrote: »

The alley way is unused and currently inaccessible to most normal people.

I didn't realise that I had to ascertain the nature of his rubbish (and it must be rubbish - what else could it be?) before posting. If you're so bored why not foxtrot oscar to another thread?

Clearly, you think that as I'm superhuman, I knew all this without being told, but think of the others, especially the children.

It could be organic matter, such as weeds, which does fall into a slightly different category than, say, used disposable nappies within the context of a totally overgrown, uncared-for area.

Worse, since normal people wouldn't go there, just kids making dens, something like syringes, though much less bulky, could be worse still.

I am not saying the guy's right to put anything there, but the context is relevant.

Biggles

KayTM wrote: »

The alley way is unused and currently inaccessible to most normal people.

If the alleyway is 'disused' and 'inaccessible', is it actually a public or shared right of way, or is it possible it's actually private property? In the latter case, the council wouldn't have any interest.

Davesnave

KayTM wrote: »

If you're so bored why not foxtrot oscar to another thread?

OK . I like this one.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5328562

It might provide more context and save others asking questions already covered in it.

moneyistooshorttomention

Davesnave wrote: »

Well you would say that, wouldn't you?

You were the one who started a thread about having something stolen by your removal men, and then you wouldn't tell us what it was.

People had to PM you.

Not me. I never cracked!

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I think you can work that one out...

HiToAll

get up in the middle of the night, with all of your own household rubbish, and that from the alley. Put it all back, and a bit more, from whence it came.

Zola.

Tell him to stop acting like a filthy skip rat. What a tramp.

Dan-Dan

The house i used to own had a private road running along the back into a dead end and garages, the railway line was the other side of alarge metal fence the length of the private road

All houses at one point or another tipped waste into the corners where the garages ended and railway land started , no one said anything in the 3 years we were there, by waste i mean plasterers water , a bit of earth , stuff like that , not household rubbish

moneyistooshorttomention

I've had a similar set-up to that - and found people had been used to flytipping waste nearby.

I told the land-owner about this and arranged with them to clear it up and the owner and I keeping a joint eye on further attempts by people to flytip.:)