Next to our house is a lay-by and for the past month a cream coloured Triumph Stag has been abandoned by its owner right next to where I reverse the van into its parking place making things extremely awkward for me and the neighbours.
Mrs C saw him when he first parked up and he told her that he’d broken down and that he was going to pick it up the next day.
A month later I phoned the council about it and they reported back to me that it was in hand and that the vehicle had no tax or mot, so they turned up and stuck a notice on it.
The owner (who is a bounder and a cad I believe but I’ll come to that in a moment), then turned up to put a new notice on it saying he was going to pick it up, which he eventually did yesterday.
As a little leaving present though he decided to empty all of the rubbish out of the car and onto the lay-by. These include various receipts, drinks cartons, cigarettes packets, both the notices that were on the car and one pair of ladies pants (tartan).
Does anyone think it worth contacting the council and complaining about this or should I just get out there with a bin bag and a pair of tweezers and just forget all about it?
It’s fairly obvious that the notices were his but I don’t know if anyone’d have the time to DNA test the knickers these days...
Mrs C saw him when he first parked up and he told her that he’d broken down and that he was going to pick it up the next day.
A month later I phoned the council about it and they reported back to me that it was in hand and that the vehicle had no tax or mot, so they turned up and stuck a notice on it.
The owner (who is a bounder and a cad I believe but I’ll come to that in a moment), then turned up to put a new notice on it saying he was going to pick it up, which he eventually did yesterday.
As a little leaving present though he decided to empty all of the rubbish out of the car and onto the lay-by. These include various receipts, drinks cartons, cigarettes packets, both the notices that were on the car and one pair of ladies pants (tartan).
Does anyone think it worth contacting the council and complaining about this or should I just get out there with a bin bag and a pair of tweezers and just forget all about it?
It’s fairly obvious that the notices were his but I don’t know if anyone’d have the time to DNA test the knickers these days...

