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20-Foot High Waste Mountain Sparks Outrage in Oxfordshire
30 Nov
Summary
- A massive waste pile, 490ft long and 20ft high, was illegally dumped.
- The site is located near Kidlington, between the River Cherwell and A34.
- Environmentalists and Prime Minister Kier Starmer have condemned the act.
An enormous illegal dumping incident in Oxfordshire has ignited public anger, with a colossal pile of waste discovered on a field near Kidlington. The mountain of rubbish measures an astonishing 490ft in length and reaches up to 20ft in height, situated in a sensitive area between the River Cherwell and the A34.
This "sickening case" has been strongly condemned by environmental campaigners and local residents alike. Prime Minister Kier Starmer has also voiced his outrage, demanding immediate and decisive action to tackle the illegal waste. The sheer scale of the dump presents a significant environmental challenge for the region.
As investigations begin, many critical questions remain unanswered. Authorities are working to identify who is responsible for this egregious act of fly-tipping and to determine the complex and potentially lengthy process required for its removal. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about illegal waste disposal.
