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Council seeks public help after two fly‑tipping incidents captured on CCTV in Grimsby

North East Lincolnshire Council has released CCTV images and details following two instances of illegal waste dumping in Grimsby and is urging anyone with information to come forward.

Council seeks public help after two fly‑tipping incidents captured on CCTV in Grimsby
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Council appeals for information after two separate incidents

North East Lincolnshire Council has launched an appeal after CCTV captured two separate incidents of fly‑tipping in Grimsby. The authority is asking residents to check the images and contact them if they recognise the people involved as investigations continue.

Where and when the incidents happened

The council says the first incident occurred on Rutland Street on Wednesday 10 June 2026 at around 9.11am. Footage from that location reportedly shows an individual throwing items of rubbish across the street.

The second event took place on the corner of Park Street and Brereton Avenue on Sunday 28 June 2026 at 4.07pm. That video allegedly shows a man placing a fireplace against a house while walking a dog.

What the council is asking the public to do

Officers continue to investigate both incidents and are appealing for anyone with information to contact them. The council has provided a phone number and email address for tips, and has asked callers to quote the reference numbers for each case.

  • Phone: 01472 326299 (Option 1)
  • Email: communications@nelincs.gov.uk
  • Reference: PR202606-52503 for Rutland Street
  • Reference: PR202607-53135 for Brereton Avenue

Why fly‑tipping matters locally

The council reminder explains that fly‑tipping is the illegal disposal of waste and ranges from a single bag to large quantities of construction debris. It can present hazards to people and wildlife, harm the local environment and place a financial burden on the council, which spends tens of thousands of pounds clearing dumped rubbish each year.

Officials also stress that fly‑tipping undermines legitimate waste businesses by allowing operators who flout the law to undercut those working within the rules.

How residents can help prevent incidents

The council lists several practical steps householders and businesses can take to reduce the risk of their waste being fly‑tipped:

  • Report incidents promptly via the council website's fly‑tipping reporting service.
  • If hiring someone to remove waste, check they are a registered waste carrier before handing over material.
  • Keep records and receipts for waste removal so origins can be traced if necessary.
Incident Location Date & Time Reference
Rubbish thrown across street Rutland Street, Grimsby 10 June 2026, c. 09:11 PR202606-52503
Fireplace placed against house Corner of Park Street & Brereton Avenue, Grimsby 28 June 2026, c. 16:07 PR202607-53135

Those with information are asked to call 01472 326299 (Option 1) or email communications@nelincs.gov.uk and quote the relevant reference number.

Clear information and community vigilance can help the council identify those responsible and reduce the frequency of dumping across North East Lincolnshire.

Nadia Ward
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