A fly-tipper who repeatedly dumped bags of compost on a rural country lane in Buckinghamshire has been fined in court.
On Wednesday 8 March 2023, Anatas Vasky, aged 33, of Milford Avenue, Stoney Stratford, appeared at High Wycombe Magistrates Court. He pleaded guilty to the illegal dumping of numerous black sacks full of compost in the north of Buckinghamshire in October 2022.
Vasky was caught on camera by Buckinghamshire Council’s fly-tipping enforcement team. The footage clearly showed Vasky attending the rural location on four separate occasions and unloading his car.
Enforcement officers traced the car back to Vasky. When interviewed, Vasky told officers that he was clearing a large industrial greenhouse and took cash to dispose of the last bags that would not fit into a skip.
Magistrates fined Vasky £1,166 with costs of £679 and a victim surcharge of £466, making a total to pay of £2,311.
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