A 'wall of rubbish' was piled up at a Scots supermarket car park just days after Christmas. Festive 'fly-tippers' sparked outrage after emptying their household waste next to recycling bins at an Asda in Dunfermline.Shock pictures and videos emerged on Boxing Day showing punters dumping cardboard boxes and black bin liners on the Halbeath Retail Park site.
Rubbish was stacked up with the pile stretching across a grassy mound at the car park.Among the dump were Christmas gift bags, an empty box from a guitar shop and a box for a new TV.
Council clean-up crews were forced to remove to the waste on Friday December 27. Meanwhile Asda bosses have urged people to use the Fife Council bins at their superstore "responsibly" as they warned punters not to leave rubbish if bins are full.
But locals were left disgusted after pictures were posted online.Shona Stewart said: "They are all fly tippers. Those bins should all be removed.
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