New by-law bans camp fires and barbecues in Cairngorms
‘A ban on camp fires and barbecues has been introduced to the UK’s largest national park in a bid to reduce the risk of wildfires. It said leaflets, social media […]
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‘A ban on camp fires and barbecues has been introduced to the UK’s largest national park in a bid to reduce the risk of wildfires. It said leaflets, social media […]
‘Waste crime is not a new issue, but in recent years it has escalated into a more sophisticated, more damaging and costly criminal enterprise. This Waste Crime Action Plan marks […]
‘Hedges are such a traditional part of the British landscape that most of us don’t give them a second thought.’ Clean Devon recognises the many benefits of litter-free hedgerows, and […]
‘Litter louts trashing our high streets, roads and community spaces could face losing their driving licences, as the government considers plans to step up the fight against waste crime. With […]
Independent charity Crimestoppers can take information on serious and organised waste crime . Waste crime takes many different forms, including large scale dumping, illegal waste sites, illegal burning of waste, […]
‘The revised Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP), published today (Monday 1 December), sets out an ambitious five-year roadmap to tackle the nature and climate crisis, improve public health, and support sustainable […]
‘Littering on UK roads is getting worse. That’s the clear message from a new survey of more than 11,000 drivers by The AA, which reveals more than half (55%) of […]
‘Wet wipes containing plastic are a growing source of pollution, with a recent survey showing an average of 20 wet wipes littering every 100 metres of beach across the UK*. […]
‘The Environment Agency and Fire and Rescue Services are working together, locally and nationally to prevent and tackle illegal waste burning.’ ‘Organised waste criminals are known to illegally burn waste […]
‘Anyone who moves waste as part of their business operations must register with the relevant regulator. This includes you if: you transport waste (a carrier) you buy, sell or dispose […]
