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Large pile of rubbish dumped in Pilgrims Road, Halling

A large pile of rubbish including furniture has been dumped down a country lane.

It was spotted at around 6pm last night (September 9) in Pilgrims Road, Halling, but one resident claims it has been there for more than a week.

Fly-tipping in Pilgrims Road, Halling. Picture: Joy Oliver
Fly-tipping in Pilgrims Road, Halling. Picture: Joy Oliver

The rubbish included around 10 bin bags, as well as large pieces of furniture and what appears to be a roll of carpet.

Those who live in the area have taken to social media calling for CCTV to be installed in the road.

One person said it is a “constant” problem in the country lane, and pointed out that Cuxton Waste and Recycling Centre is just five minutes away.

A Medway Council spokesperson said: “Following a report this morning (September 10), we have been made aware of the fly-tipping in Pilgrims Road and our teams will be clearing the waste as soon as possible.

“Fly-tipping will not be tolerated in Medway, and we are committed to keeping our countryside and streets clean and safe.

“We encourage everyone to report all incidents of fly-tipping through our website.”

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