Fly-tippers turn nature reserve into one of UK’s largest ‘waste crime’ sites

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A huge fly-tip site on the edge Pendarves Woods, near Camborne, Cornwall. // A once beautiful nature reserve in Cornwall has become one of Britain's largest "waste crime dumps." Trevoole Moor used to attact tourists for its stunning lake, nesting birds and beehives - but has become a huge eyesore and a dumping ground for industrial waste. Neighbours have described its transformation as a "catastrophe" and the Environment Agency has pledged to take strong action. The site, near Camborne, is being investigated as one of Britain's worst "waste crime sites" according to reports. It was first identified by a House of Lords committee which revealed a large-scale "waste crime site" was being investigated in Cornwall last October. But locals have now identified the site is in Trevoole, a hamlet between Praze-an-Beeble and Camborne. Photo released 15/06/2026
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