Buckinghamshire Council leader Martin Tett has taken to social media after asbestos was found fly-tipped in a Bucks woods.
The waste was found by the council dumped off of Stony Lane in Little Chalfont, with recovery crews attending the site to make the scene safe.
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Speaking on Twitter, Martin Tett wrote: "Large amount of flytipped asbestos found in wood just off Stony Lane, Little Chalfont.
Made safe by Buckinghamshire Council pending safe removal.
"What sort of person dumps this where families and children walk?"
This is the latest in a spate of reported fly-tipping incidents in Bucks.
Most recently, a woman and two children were spotted on CCTV dumping furniture by bins on a roadside in High Wycombe.
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