The incident, which happened at Tursdale Business Park, Durham, saw wardens find numerous bags full of rubbish next to a wooded area at the business park.
In images shared by the wardens, a child’s scooter can be seen thrown in the leaves, while several bin bags and bits of packaging can be seen dumped in the trees.
The fly-tipping at the business park (Image: DURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL WARDENS)
The wardens say that they have identified some evidence within the fly-tipping na dhave laucnhed an investigation.
A spokesperson for the Durham County Council Wardens said: “Durham County Council Neighbourhood Wardens are currently investigating a fly-tipping incident at Tursdale Business Park, Durham.
“Evidence has been identified within the waste, and a formal investigation has now begun.
“Fly-tipping is illegal and harms our environment, local businesses and the wider community. The council take these offences seriously and will pursue appropriate enforcement action where evidence allows.
“If you have any information that may assist the investigation, please contact the Neighbourhood Warden Service on: 03000 260 000
“All information will be treated in confidence.”