Two more offenders have been named and shamed as part of Peterborough City Council's Love Where You Live campaign.
Didel Radu and Brian Wiacek both recently appeared at Peterborough Magistrates' Court and pleaded guilty to fly-tipping offences.
Radu was prosecuted after officers found household waste dumped on a verge in Lincoln Road near the Triangle supermarket in May 2025. Evidence found in the waste enabled officers to trace it back to Radu.
He entered a guilty plea and was fined £200 and ordered to pay a £80 victim surcharge as well as costs of £326.
In July 2025, officers found several bags of household waste dumped on a verge in Ferry Hill in Castor. Evidence found at the scene enabled them to trace the waste to Brian Wiacek.
He pleaded guilty and was fined £326 and ordered to pay a £130 victim surcharge, as well as £336 costs.
The council recently launched Love Where You Live to highlight how litter and fly-tipping damage our environment, harm wildlife, costs substantial money and spoils the place we call home. The campaign, which is being actively promoted on our social media channels, emphasises that everyone has a part to play in tackling the problems and that by disposing of litter and waste properly, residents can help the council save money and create cleaner and stronger communities.