Environment Agency appeals for help after 75-tonne waste dump in Nelson
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 15:02 · Archive
Around 75 tonnes of commercial and household waste was illegally dumped at a mill in Nelson, Lancashire. The Environment Agency is seeking the public's help to identify a man connected to the incident and has issued a CCTV appeal.
Investigators believe the dumping was part of an organised operation that used cloned number plates, according to the Lancashire Post. The Environment Agency is asking anyone with information about the incident to come forward.
How it is being reported
- Environment Agency issues CCTV appeal after 75 tonnes of waste dumped at Nelson millInvestigators believe an organised operation using cloned number plates was behind the deposit of commercial and household refuse at the Lancashire site.Lancashire Post · 22 Oct, 14:45
- Environment Agency seeks public help to identify man linked to Nelson waste dumpingAround 75 tonnes of mixed commercial and household waste was dumped in a mill in NelsonBurnley Express · 22 Oct, 12:26
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