Tonnes of waste dumped at Walsham-le-Willows

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Walsham-le-Willows fly tippingImage source, Suffolk Police
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Police said the waste was a "potential danger to motorists" on Finningham Road

Some 40 tonnes of industrial waste have been dumped on a road in rural Suffolk.

The rubbish, described as building material and household waste, was left at the side of Finningham Road, Walsham-le-Willows near Bury St Edmunds on Thursday night.

Suffolk Police said it was a "potential danger to motorists and other members of the public".

Officers and the Environment Agency are working to remove the waste.

Walsham-le-Willows fly tippingImage source, Suffolk Police
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The waste included building material and was fly-tipped by tractor and trailer, police said

Police said it appeared to have been unloaded using a tractor and trailer.

PC Mark Bryant said: "It will take a significant amount of time for the agencies involved to remove it.

"Acts such as this can cause serious damage to the local environment and I would urge anyone who knows who is responsible to contact us immediately."

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