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14.07.2023 - 14:49 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Residents in Gorton are becoming 'tired and exhausted' from the recent surges of fly-tipping in the area over the last few weeks.
With many reports of fly-tipping in the past, the Gorton community has spoken of their outrage with more instances occurring making the area look unpleasant.
The area has seen previous instances of waste being dumped, when locals slammed an alleyway the 'worst in Manchester', and locals say the problem has reared its head again with reports of 'rats invading homes' and 'putrid smells'.
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Resident Anita Ravenscroft expressed her outrage after seeing many instances of fly-tipping in the area popping up over the course of the last few weeks.
Speaking to the M.E.N, she said: "Gorton has become a magnet for fly-tippers and the situation is getting worse.
"I have lost count of the number of times I've reported instances of fly-tipping to the council. As soon as the rubbish has been cleared away, someone else dumps it in the same spot the next day.
"It's a depressing situation and I don't feel that the council is investing enough to combat this illegal practice, which is a blight on our community."
Frankie Lovelli, 28, moved into Gorton eight months ago from Reddish and has already experienced fly-tipping near her home in Abbey Hey as well as mice and rats 'invading' her home.
She said: "I swear to you the garbage that is being thrown near my home is so disgusting. I am tired and exhausted from it. My home is being invaded by rats and mice and it's disturbing.
"I haven't lived in Gorton for a year but I am already disappointed by this. The area is lovely and there is much culture and many opportunities
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