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Farmer facing £350,000 clean-up bill as crime gang dumps 2000 tonnes of rubbish on his field
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Farmer facing £350,000 clean-up bill as crime gang dumps 2000 tonnes of rubbish on his field
A farmer is facing a £350,000 clean-up bill after a crime gang allegedly dumped 2,000 tonnes of rubbish on his property.
The huge fly-tip is believed to have happened between August 20 and September 3 on a field used to grow maize for farm animals.
Alex Sell, a fifth-generation livestock and arable farmer, said his family was devastated to learn they were legally obliged to pay the clear-up costs.
He said: "Seeing …
15 Oct, 01:56