‘Rural Fly-Tipping is Not a Victimless Act’, Says Louth councillor - 20/08/2025
The annual mattress and sofa amnesty in Louth will “cut the cost of responsible recycling and tackling persistent fly-tipping in rural areas,” according to a local councillor.Louth County Council have just announced details of the upcoming mattress and couch amnesty to allow for the disposal of bulky items free of charge at venues across the county in early September.Louth Independent councillor, Declan Power welcomed the announcement and said that “fly-tipping is NOT a victimless crime”. Councillor Power joined us on The Agenda this morning to talk to us some more about this and also to tell…
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