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Kidlington Waste Site Cleanup Imminent After Fire Alert
11 Dec
Summary
- A large amount of fly-tipped waste near Kidlington is set for removal.
- Fire risk was detected at the site, prompting urgent action.
- The Environment Agency is preparing to clear the site imminently.
A significant accumulation of fly-tipped waste near Kidlington, Oxfordshire, is scheduled for imminent removal. Preparations by the Environment Agency are underway to clear the site following concerns about an increased fire risk. This decision to clear the entire site was made based on advice from Fire and Rescue Services.
The ongoing issue of illegal dumping had transformed a local field into a substantial waste site. The detection of a fire hazard has accelerated the need for intervention, leading to an "exceptional decision" for a comprehensive cleanup operation. This move is anticipated to resolve the environmental and safety concerns posed by the waste.
Local representatives have welcomed the planned cleanup. Calum Miller, the MP for Bicester and Woodstock, stated his delight at the impending action. The imminent commencement of clearing operations signals a positive step towards restoring the affected area and mitigating the risks associated with the illegally dumped waste.
