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Waste Dumped In Countryside

Friday, 18 January 2019 14:48

Credit: States of Jersey

Bags of waste have been found dumped in the St Clement countryside.

Plastic boards, plaster and ceramic tiling and a bathroom mixer tap were left at the entrance to a field, to the west of La Rue de la Louderie, 200m from the junction with the St Clement's coast road.

Environmental Protection officers think it was dumped overnight between Tuesday 15 January and Wednesday 16 January.

It's around a week since a toilet, bathroom cabinet and tiles were abandoned off a country lane near Trinity Village.

Islanders with any information about the fly-tipping incident are asked to phone Environmental Protection on 01534 709 535 or by emailing envprotection@gov.je.

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