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Mark Cummings | 12:28 UK time, Thursday, 13 May 2010

sheep_skulls_595.jpgWhy are dead sheep being dumped in the Forest of Dean? It is thought the animals are being left to rot by farmers or forest commoners who do not want to pay to dispose of them officially. You can read the full story on .

The official cost of getting rid of unwanted "items" is going up and unscrupulous people are dumping anything and everything as a way of avoiding the true cost of disposal.

If you have any examples of outrageous fly tipping do get in touch by calling the show on Monday on 01452 30 75 75 or by emailing me at cummings @ bbc.co.uk

(updated Friday 14th May)


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Mark CummingsHi, I'm Mark Cummings. Every day I explore all things Gloucestershire on my breakfast show. The stories, the people, the history, the news - the complete package of what makes the county tick. On the show, and on this blog, we share our knowledge, stories and experiences to celebrate life in Gloucestershire.

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