Mum hit with fly-tipping fine after putting plastic envelope in waste binNatasha Sheldon Lane, 35, has been asked to attend an "interview under caution". ‌Natasha Sheldon Lane, 35, has been asked to attend an "interview under caution" after the parcel's plastic envelope was discovered in a public waste bin. "I understand there are some items that shouldn't be put in a public bin. The council further explains: "Public litter bins are provided only for waste produced when you're out and about, and bagged dog waste. "It is also a fly-tipping offence to leave any type of waste, including domestic and business waste, near a litter bin (e.g.