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A Liverpool Council spokesperson said:
“Fly-tipping in alleyways is unacceptable. All reported incidents of fly-tipping will be investigated and, where an offender can be identified, further action will be taken.”

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00:00Piles of rubbish, including a discarded suitcase and television boxes, have been described
00:06as a sign of neglect in one area of Merseyside, as authorities launch an investigation into
00:11fly-tipping. Images obtained by the LDRS show blue recycling
00:15bins stacked with debris behind properties on Orleans Road and Sunbeam Road in Old Swan.
00:22Liverpool Council has warned that those responsible for leaving their waste in an antisocial
00:27manner could face action. Waste collection teams are unable to collect bins if the lids
00:32are not closed. A Liverpool Council spokesperson said, fly-tipping in alleyways is unacceptable.
00:39They then added, all reported incidents of fly-tipping will be investigated.

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