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Council call for witnesses after fly-tipping in North Herts countryside
['Dan Mountney']
Royston Crow | News
The builders waste was found dumped Tea Green's Stoney Lane on September 11, with rubbish piled up in a layby on the countryside road.
Cllr Mick Debenham, executive member for regulatory at North Herts Council called on anyone with information to get in touch and urged resident to be careful when finding someone to dispose of waste.
North Herts Council has issued a warning to fly-tippers.
(Image: North Herts Council)"The waste was dumped on Stoney Lane, Tea Green, and we are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or who recognises the waste, to get in touch," he said.
"Fly-tipping can lead to a prosecution, £400 fixed penalty notice, or an unlimited fine, so we urge residents to always use a registered waste carrier.