A woman from Bournemouth, Isabelle Pepin, was fined £500 for fly-tipping after leaving a cabinet outside her home for others to take. She told Sky News she was "really shocked" by the fine.

Pepin had placed the cabinet, which was from IKEA, against her front wall. After five days, a council officer told her there was a problem, so she moved it back onto her property and disposed of it.

Three weeks later, she received the fine. Pepin said, "I got a knock on the door from a man wearing an enforcement camera on his chest, telling me he is filming me." She explained that many people had been doing this for years, thinking it was a good way to recycle and help the community, unaware it could be considered fly-tipping.

She is now challenging the fine and has received support from the local community and councillors. She hopes the fine will be dropped.