So another fly-tipping, guys.
In Pontypool.
So we've got... what's that on there?
Mr. James Waters.
You might want to come and get it, because I wouldn't leave that out there.
I've got no gloves, so I've got to be careful.
This is... I've seen this one before, this mess.
Because they dump all their rubbish next to the donation bins.
Oh, there's a lady looking for a tray yesterday.
It's a litter tray, no rabbit.
There's one at Booth.
So I've seen this one before.
I think they conceal themselves by urlark and then dump it all out.
Let me see anything else with anybody's name on it.
I've got to be careful because I don't have any gloves.
There's nothing salvageable because it's all over the place.
I don't want to go too far into it because it could be anything.
There's one over by your address on it.
So you need to come and pick up your rubbish, guys.
Because it's not on.
Somebody said we dump rubbish every day.
We don't ever dump rubbish.
But it's got to be yours, mate, because it's all more than one item.
There we are.
I mean, all our rubbish has come out of a rubbish bag, haven't it?
It's not just donations to drop off you.
Empty your car or your van as well, haven't you?
You know, somebody else has got to clean that up now.
Either somebody from task force or, you know, someone from those or whoever.
So you need to come and clean it up, guys.
Put your name on it.
I suggest you come and pick it up.
Or the council come and find out who it is.
You need to stop dumping your rubbish here.
Because it's, you know, it's definitely a rubbish bag as well.
None of it's been sorted out, look, has it?
It's not like, oops, I accidentally put a rubbish bag in there.
Is it?
