It was discovered in Roman Road, close to the entrance to Fosse Meadows nature reserve.
Work got underway yesterday to clear a large amount of fly-tipped waste found on a Leicestershire road.
It was discovered in Roman Road, close to the entrance to Fosse Meadows nature reserve.
On a Facebook post Blaby District Council said the waste contained "hazardous asbestos" which means it may take longer than usual to remove.
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