Fly-tipping and anti-social behavior have resurfaced at 21 Knole Road, Bournemouth, despite prior efforts to secure and clean the site. The building had been boarded up following collaboration between residents, council officials, and Dorset Police to address issues of squatting and waste dumping. Councillor Sara Armstrong is calling on the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council to act swiftly for community safety. Councillor Kieron Wilson emphasized the council’s commitment to tackle these challenges, noting that while the property is privately owned, they take fly-tipping seriously and will pursue enforcement actions as necessary.
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