The Environment Agency and Colchester District Council have appealed to the public to help them catch the criminals responsible for fly-tipping asbestos in the Colchester area.
Since early December at least ten fly-tips of asbestos have been made and the clean-up has cost £4000.
Since early December at least ten fly-tips of asbestos have been made and the clean-up has cost £4000.
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