Fly-tipping on the cycle path in Llanelli
It’s a very short walk along the cycle path from the Stradey Park entrance at Clos Caer Elms to Sandy Bridge, Llanelli.
But, like many other sections of the cycle path which extends up towards Swiss Valley and Cynheidre, it seems to be a mecca for fly-tippers.
Here’s a short list of some of the ‘throwaways’ which littered the path last weekend –
A doll’s house, a child’s plastic swing, a car tyre, a garden strimmer, a door frame, assorted black plastic refuse bags full or rubbish, and 47 assorted cans and bottles.
Path users can compare themselves to contestants on the Bruce Forsyth generation Game. What will we spot next? A colour TV, a fondue set or a cuddly toy?
Seriously, though, it beggars belief that people can be so thoughtless by using one of Llanelli’s attractions as a dumping ground.
It is particularly galling when Llanelli boasts an excellent civic amenity refuse site at Trostre.
There really is no excuse for fly-tipping on this scale. If you spot someone fly-tipping, then shop them to the council or the police.
But, like many other sections of the cycle path which extends up towards Swiss Valley and Cynheidre, it seems to be a mecca for fly-tippers.
Here’s a short list of some of the ‘throwaways’ which littered the path last weekend –
A doll’s house, a child’s plastic swing, a car tyre, a garden strimmer, a door frame, assorted black plastic refuse bags full or rubbish, and 47 assorted cans and bottles.
Path users can compare themselves to contestants on the Bruce Forsyth generation Game. What will we spot next? A colour TV, a fondue set or a cuddly toy?
Seriously, though, it beggars belief that people can be so thoughtless by using one of Llanelli’s attractions as a dumping ground.
It is particularly galling when Llanelli boasts an excellent civic amenity refuse site at Trostre.
There really is no excuse for fly-tipping on this scale. If you spot someone fly-tipping, then shop them to the council or the police.
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