Residents of Brading and Adgestone have taken to social media to express their anger at an act of fly-tipping on a whole new scale – the dumping of a complete caravan.
At some point earlier today (Tuesday), the vehicle was abandoned in a small layby on Upper Adgestone Road – which connects Brading to Alverstone.
The single-axle caravan, which has significant structural damage and is unroadworthy, is said to be full of items including a gas canister. Red spray paint has been applied to the rear of the caravan, complete with a makeshift number plate made out of electrical tape.
The vehicle registration mark attached to the caravan comes back at a Chrysler Grand Voyager.
The matter has been reported to the authorities.



















































































Looks like the Hedge Hopper’s have arrived.
Wasn’t we told a few weeks ago that fly tipping isn’t a problem on the island? This would go against what the council are saying
Yes,like you can take your old unwanted caravan to the tip,Poor argument really.
Take it to Clifton grade
There was a matress dumped on top of Culver Downs last week. What is the matter with these scum?
Maybe continuing the bad habits they brought from the North Island.
That is a very offensive and unsubstantiated statement you have made Moya. Are you saying that Islanders do not have any bad habits so could not possibly have done this?
Oh…..did you take offense sweetheart….poor delicate little soul.
Ps you know where the ferry is. x
Yes, you are 100% correct.
Like I said before, hedge Hopper’s.
Never used to be such a problem until recently ( and all the thicko’s blame COVID ).
It’s hedge humpers get the saying right before repeating it twice. Morg.
Nobody’s said it yet.
More bad caravanning on the isle of wight
Someone must know who had this let’s face it it is a bit big not to be noticed. If you do know who owned it report them.
Begs the question: what will we do with the huge number of fibreglass constructions approaching the end of their useful lives? Boats, caravans, some cars, conservatories …