A DISGRUNTLED resident has been left angered by the rubbish left behind outside the Royal British Legion.

The resident, who wishes to remain anonymous, got in touch with the Bracknell News after noticing rubbish regularly being dumped there.

They claim there is more litter left behind after market days.

Bracknell Forest Council explained they are in the process of discussing the issue with environmental health officers.

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Cllr John Harrison, executive member for culture, delivery and public protection, said: “We are aware of rubbish being fly-tipped outside the Royal British Legion and are in the process of discussing this matter with environmental health officers and the building owner to ensure it is removed.

“Fly-tipping, which is the illegal dumping of any waste or rubbish anywhere other than at a licensed waste disposal site, is a serious issue. Discarded items are not only an eyesore but can pose a serious public health risk, and can be very harmful to wildlife and the environment.

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“We urge people to dispose of unwanted items responsibly. Further information about fly-tipping, including how to report it, can be found on our website.”