Man charged over fly-tipping probe at Warwickshire farm
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The waste was being dumped near Charlie Goadby's farm in Ansley, Warwickshire
A man has been charged following an investigation into fly-tipping at a farm in Warwickshire.
Video of waste being dumped in Ansley, Warwickshire, was shared online in September.
At the time, farmer Charlie Goadby told the BBC waste was being abandoned near his land almost every two weeks.
Callum Smith has been charged with depositing without an environmental permit controlled or extractive waste on land.
The 29-year-old, of Brights Road in Nuneaton, will appear before the county's magistrates' court on 3 March, Warwickshire Police said.
It was being abandoned in a lane nearby
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