Senior councillor casts doubt over claims Norfolk villages are 'waste crime hotspot'
An Environment Agency report found the communities of Terrington St John, the Walpoles and Walton Highway to have the highest concentration of environmental crimes like fly-tipping in East Anglia.
But local figures suggest other parts of Norfolk have more problems with rubbish being dumped illegally.
A screenshot of the Environment Agency heat map, showing an area west of King's Lynn to be a hotspot for waste crimes (Image: Environment Agency)
Sandra Squire, cabinet member for environment at West Norfolk Council (WNC), said in a report: "We are struggling to understand why we are showing as a hotter area than the rest of Norfolk.
"When we look at the fly tipping cases reported across the county by........
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