Housing owners “terrified to venture outside”, since 5,000 seagulls plague the skies dropping animals in their gardens and getting sick to their pets with the residents who live in a perpetual nightmare of “Alfred Hitchcock Horror”

The residents who live near a tip are plague with seagulls that constantly drop the bones of the animals from heaven in scenes similar to the cult film of Alfred Hitchcock, The Birds.

Housing owners fed up claim that they cannot sit in their gardens for fear of being dotted with bird peak and can no longer hang the washing to dry due to the seagulls giving previous circles.

And a business has lost thousands of pounds after Bird Poo left some unable to stock.

The landfill, directed by Suez Recycling and Recovery UK, in Altham, Lancashire, is used by numerous municipal tips to get rid of domestic waste.

Gary Hough, who launched Campion Group, said during the summer, said around 5,000 seagulls flying over the summer.

The 62 -year -old said: ‘It simply worsens all the time.

‘I have lived here for nine years and has never been so bad.

‘We cannot sit outside, our exterior cars and furniture are constantly covered with seagull waste and I have found that the lamb and chicken bones have landed in my car and in my garden.

Residents who live near a tip are plague with seagulls that constantly drop the bones of the animals from heaven

The owners fed

The landfill, led by Suez Recycling and Recovery UK, in Altham, Lancashire, is used by numerous municipal tips to get rid of domestic waste

Hough added: “The number of seagulls has increased significantly recently, although this is a growing problem for months”

‘We are having this continuous problem every minute of each day, not to mention our neighbors.

‘The number of seagulls has increased significantly recently, although this is a growing problem for months.

‘It has become really frustrating that we can no longer sit in our garden due to bird disaster, the noise of the seagull or hang our washing.

“We constantly have to clean our cars and house due to the droppings and another disaster they are doing.”

The scenes have been compared to Alfred Hitchcock The Birds cult film

Gary Hough (in the photo), who launched Campion Group including the limit, said around 5,000 seagulls flying over the summer

Hough said: ‘It simply worsens all the time. ‘I have lived here for nine years and has never been so bad. Photo: A campaign poster against the landfill

The Grengate Builders merchants manager said that thousands of stocks have been ruined due to bird poop. Rob Ross (in the photo), 40, said: ‘The waste of the seagull is damaging the stock. It is also a health risk and very antihigienic for the personnel who handle the stock

He added: ‘The seagulls are a protected species and obviously do not want them to select them because they are only feeding with the waste.

“What we want is the discharge of suspended household waste until they are transferred to Farington Waste Tip (Leyland), which is much better equipped to deal with the amount of household garbage.”

Julie Birtwell, 63, said: ‘I can’t sit in my garden or have a barbecue due to seagulls flying over.

‘My washing is also constantly covered with mud.

‘Last week, my Cocker Spaniel was sick and I think he had eaten something that a seagull had fallen in the garden.

A company has lost thousands of pounds after Bird Poo left some unable to stock. The landfill, led by Suez Recycling and Recovery UK, in Altham, Lancashire, is used by numerous municipal tips to get rid of domestic waste

The seagulls are plaging residents and businesses on the Whinney Hill landfill site, operated by Suez, in Accrington, Lancashire

Brian Atkinson 9Partured), 73, who has lived on the farm for 30 years, said: ‘Now there are more seagulls, but that is because the tip has spread and has approached us

Julie Birtwell, 63 (in the photo), said: ‘I can’t sit in my garden or have a barbecue due to seagulls flying over

‘It has definitely worsened and the tip is slowing down closer to our homes.

‘They have more seagulls from Covid because once they find a food source, they will remain.

‘There are also more trucks that are reaching the tip, which is also getting worse.

Brian Atkinson, 73, who has lived on the farm for 30 years, said: “Now there are more seagulls, but that is because the tip has spread and has approached us.”

‘The seagull poop is a problem and I have to wash it in my car all the time because it can be quite corrosive and damage the paint.

‘But you just have to move on. There is also an argument that if you buy a house near a landfill, you must wait for it. ‘

Rhian McGhee, a resident who lives near the tip, said: ‘The smell of the tip is disgusting.

‘People who live near him cannot open their windows or hang out, because there are hundreds of gangs flying.

Rhian McGhee, a resident who lives near the tip, said: ‘The smell of the tip is disgusting. People who live near it cannot open their windows or hang out, because there are hundreds of floring seagulls’

Mr. Hough added: “We have to constantly clean our cars and house due to the excrement and another disaster they are doing”

‘Our gardens, entrances and cars are covered with bird poop. It smells like a great rotten garbage bin and people can’t even sit outside when it’s hot.

‘People have complained but nothing is being done.

‘We are a small city that is being bombarded with garbage, seagulls, flies and rats everywhere.

“The Council is owned by Suez, but surely the council can do something.”

The Grengate Builders merchants manager said that thousands of stocks have been ruined due to bird poop.

Rob Ross, 40, said: ‘The waste of the seagull is damaging the stock. It is also a health risk and is very antihigienic for personnel who handle actions.

‘It is a constant problem. We do everything possible to eliminate it, but this is not always possible and seems like a disaster.

‘We sell a lot of decorative stocks and customers want it to look completely new, not covered with seagull waste.

“Some actions have not been able to sell and it has cost a lot of money to the business.”

Richard Phillips, Suez Recycling and Recovery UK Ltd’s landfill operations manager, told the BBC: “It is simply unfair and false to affirm that the site is creating dangerous conditions.”

‘We are a responsible operator and we strive to be a good neighbor.

“We maintain our operations under a constant review, and we will continue to receive expert advice, such as Natural England, to minimize any potential impact on our neighbors.”

The Environment Agency said it was “taking measures to ensure that the operator, Suez, addresses problems in Whinney Hill’s landfill and recognize the anguish that smell and seagulls are causing members of the community.”