DIYer's costly mistake.
Reported by the North and Mid Wales Trunk Road Agency the waste DIY building material was dumped in the ‘Devil’s Elbow’ hair-pin bend lay-by near Dolfor on the A483 trunk road.
The vendor was able to supply information which linked the purchase back to a Newtown resident. Following an interview under caution, the culprit admitted the waste was left over from their home DIY project and they were subsequently issued with a £400 fixed penalty notice for fly-tipping. “Once our colleagues at North and Mid Wales Trunk Road Agency bought this incident to our attention, our enforcement team were able to act quickly to clean up the lay-by and take the appropriate action against the irresponsible individual responsible.
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