Fly tipping on the Kentraugh Road in Colby has been condemned by police.
Items have been dumped in a field, something officers say is an unnecessary act that will cost the taxpayer money to clear up.
Police say it’s particularly disappointing as the southern civic amenity site is only a short distance away.
If you recognise the items in the photograph or have information that could help, you’re asked to call Port Erin police on 832222 or the anonymous Crime Stoppers line on 0800 555 111.
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