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News · 24 July 2026

Over 200 tonnes of rubbish dumped in Gloucester countryside

Over 200 tonnes of rubbish dumped in Gloucester countryside

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More than 200 tonnes of hazardous waste, including household rubbish, white goods, and asbestos, has been illegally dumped in Gloucester. The mass fly-tip occurred behind shops in a designated flood plain, with dumping ongoing since February. A major operation involving the Environment Agency, Gloucester police, and Gloucester City Council is now underway to clear the two-acre site.

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