Clothing, sofas, baby items, bicycles, oil cans. These are just a few of the items that have been dumped at the textile and glass containers near the Action store in Boxtel over the past few years. Several local residents have had enough of it. “It’s just like a dump.”
Thijs Bertels has a view of the waste containers on Van Hornstraat from his girlfriend’s house. According to him, it is a regular occurrence at the waste containers every week. J…
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Clothing, sofas, baby items, bicycles, oil cans. These are just a few of the items that have been dumped at the textile and glass containers near the Action store in Boxtel over the past few years. Several local residents have had enough of it. “It’s just like a dump.”
Thijs Bertels has a view of the waste containers on Van Hornstraat from his girlfriend’s house. According to him, it is a regular occurrence at the waste containers every week. J…