Put a rubbish hopper on a rural lane and before long, you start finding dumped fridges, mattresses and furniture, which is why the Salobreña Town Hall has given up keeping them next to the municipal cemetery.
The Urban Quality & Circular Economy Department at Salobreña Town Hall started a clean-up campaign last month to eliminate the ‘black spots’ in town and its surroundings where there has been fly tipping.
A reader from Salobreña writes in to draw attention to fly tipping at the bottom of Urb. Los Alminares.
Motril Town Hall has started a new campaign to heighten awareness to the importance of disposing of rubbish in a responsible manner.
In a recent Plenary Meeting of the Motril Town Council, two motions were unanimously approved.
The Barrio de San Antonio is groaning under rubbish: old mattresses, fridges, building rubble, which have taken over a now disused sport area.
Motril Town Hall has decided to go to war against the uncontrolled dumping (fly tipping) around the municipality.
The socialist councillor in the Motril Town Council, Gregorio Morales, has brought up the illegal dumping going on near the old Spanish Air Force HQ.
Somebody has been dumping corrugated sheets of asbestos along a hiking track in Motril. The Junta is now investigating these cases of fly tipping.