Fly-tipping: one of life's little mysteries

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Those who go fly-tipping know perfectly well that what they are doing is deeply antisocial and unlawful and that the cost of clearing up the mess falls on the owner of the land. The bills often run to tens of thousands of ponds. I cannot see the justice in this: can you?

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