A dispute has emerged in a local village over the arrival of significant quantities of rubble at a site managed by SOS Aggregates. Residents have expressed alarm, alleging that the material being dumped includes construction debris and household waste, specifically citing "bits of old toilets" among the items observed on the property.

In response to these claims, SOS Aggregates has formally denied that they are dumping waste at the location. The company asserts that the materials are being utilized for a legitimate land development project, specifically the creation of a horse training area. The company maintains that the rubble is intended for ground stabilization and construction purposes rather than disposal.

There is a clear disagreement between the two parties regarding the nature and intent of the site activity. While residents characterize the activity as the dumping of refuse, the owners frame it as an infrastructure project. Local authorities have not yet issued a definitive statement on whether the materials meet the legal criteria for waste or construction fill, leaving the situation in a state of contention between the community's observations and the company's stated development plans.