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One of the reasons some large things are 'dumped' at the roadside, is because a lot of the tips wont allow any kind of commercial vehicle in, unless one you prove its your only form of transport, prove address etc etc.
So, if you are moving house and have rented a van, and then decide to get rid of the sofa, you could be denied access by your local dump.
I have a 'permit' from my local council so that i can use my van up to 12 times a year to dump household rubbish
So, if you are moving house and have rented a van, and then decide to get rid of the sofa, you could be denied access by your local dump.
I have a 'permit' from my local council so that i can use my van up to 12 times a year to dump household rubbish
Mr Tom said:
Ring up the council and say they were dumped on the road and that you moved them off as they were dangerous. Ask them to come and pick them up. If they don't tell them you will be putting them back on the road!
If you move them they become your responsibility, and if you then dump them on council-owned land/roads you are liable for their removal too, or face prosecution.That really sucks for you OP. I know it's not the point, but it shouldn't cost you anything near £240 to get rid of them. The most I have ever paid is 85p + VAT per tyre, and I'm currently only paying 70p Inc per tyre.
If know one will take them off you then at least try shopping around.
If know one will take them off you then at least try shopping around.
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