Deep seated anger after Dartmoor fly-tipping
The Herald|October 05, 2024
DARTMOOR residents have been left fuming after car seats were dumped at a popular beauty spot.
Deep seated anger after Dartmoor fly-tipping

Charlotte Cook, spotted the eyesore on September 29 and posted a photograph on social media having also reported the fly-tipping incident.

The photograph shows four car seats from inside a vehicle nestled in bushes at Clearbrook on Dartmoor.

She said: "WTF is wrong with people.

I've reported it, so hopefully it won't be there long." Charlotte's post sparked debate, with some describing those responsible as "low lives".

Others who were left angry at the sight of the dumped seats described the fly-tipping as "despicable" and "selfish".

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