Trucks seen dumping mountain of waste in Kidlington for months
Hundreds of tonnes of waste including plastics and tyres have been illegally dumped on farmland, prompting a major investigation and court order to halt further tipping, officials said.
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Agencies meet to progress investigation into dumping at Kidlington site - Water Magazine
The Environment Agency convened local partners this week, as a major investigation into illegal tipping at a site in Kidlington continues. Meeting with agencies from across Oxfordshire, including Oxfordshire County Council, Thames Valley Police and National Highways, the Environment Agency provided an update on the joint efforts to protect the local environment and address safety concerns from the local community. Earlier this week, environmen…
CIWM challenges Defra minister’s claim of ‘whole system failure’ in waste sector
CIWM pushes back against the Circular Economy Minister’s statement that the government inherited ‘a whole system failure in the waste industry’. During a parliamentary debate, the minister, Mary Creagh, was asked about the fly-tipping incident in Kidlington. The mountain of waste, which is approximately 150 metres long, 10 metres wide and up to 12 metres high, has been dumped over several months on a site between the River Cherwell and the A34 n…
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