Earl Spencer says persistent fly-tipping has driven him away from land his family has farmed for generations. In his comments, he describes long-running efforts to address illegal dumping on the Dallington estate in Northamptonshire, where his family has farmed since 1893. He says attempts to deter offenders have included installing gates, using cameras, and placing warning signs, but that these measures have not stopped the dumping. Spencer presents the issue as an ongoing problem and calls on politicians to take stronger action against those he describes as “gangsters” involved in fly-tipping. The reports focus on his personal account of the impact on his farming operations and his family’s connection to the site, rather than detailing enforcement outcomes or specific policy proposals. Based on the available excerpts, the story centers on the claim that illegal dumping continues despite repeated protective measures, and on Spencer’s request for more effective government intervention.