Witness appeal launched after large fly-tipping incident discovered
Residents are being urged to assist officers after a large fly-tipping incident was discovered on Corcas Lane in Preesall.
Residents are being urged to come forward after a large fly-tipping incident was discovered on Corcas Lane off Back Lane in Preesall.
Wyre Council’s Environmental Enforcement Team is investigating the illegal dumping and is appealing for anyone who may have witnessed suspicious activity in the area to get in touch as soon as possible.
The incident involves a significant amount of waste left at the roadside, prompting concerns about environmental damage and the cost of clean-up.
Officers are keen to establish when the material was dumped and whether any vehicles or individuals were seen in the vicinity around the time of the incident.
Fly-tipping is a criminal offence and can have a serious impact on local communities, wildlife and the appearance of the area.
The council has reiterated its commitment to tackling environmental crime and encouraging residents to report any information that could assist ongoing investigations.
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Anyone with relevant details, no matter how small they may seem, is asked to contact the Environmental Enforcement Team via email.
Even partial descriptions of vehicles or times could prove useful in identifying those responsible.
A spokesperson from Wyre Council, said: “We’ve received a report of large fly-tip on Corcas Lane off Back Lane in Preesall.
“Our Environmental Enforcement Team is investigating, if you saw anything suspicious or have any information that could help, please get in touch urgently.
“Contact: [email protected].”
The council has thanked residents for their continued support in helping to keep the borough clean, safe and respected.