Summary
Empty sauvignon blanc bottles are being dumped along the roads between the villages of Hotham and North Cave in East Yorkshire. Residents report a large number of bottles appearing on the grass, while local authorities encourage people to report each incident of this fly-tipping.
Key Facts
- Empty sauvignon blanc bottles have been found dumped near Hotham and North Cave.
- A farmer reportedly found 48 empty bottles in one day.
- East Riding of Yorkshire Council was unaware of the issue until recently.
- Villagers are using a WhatsApp group to discuss the number of bottles found.
- The dumped bottles are primarily of the Villa Maria brand, costing £10.75 per bottle.
- There are safety concerns for runners, horse riders, and farmers because of the litter.
- Residents are considering using trail cameras to catch the person responsible.
