Cumberland Council warns against unauthorised bonfires this Bonfire Night

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 12:17 · Archive

Cumberland Council has warned residents against building unauthorised bonfires using dumped waste this Bonfire Night. Using unwanted furniture, wood, or household items on open land can be classed as fly-tipping and may lead to enforcement action, including a Fixed Penalty Notice.

A council spokesperson said: 'Let's keep Cumberland safe, clean and enjoyable for everyone this Bonfire Night.' The council urges residents to take household waste to a household waste recycling centre or arrange a bulky waste collection via its website instead.

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• Residents warned bonfires using dumped waste could lead to finesCumberland Council warns residents against unauthorised bonfires using dumped waste, with fly-tipping fines possible.Whitehaven News · 5 Nov, 11:41
• Residents warned bonfires using dumped waste could lead to finesCumberland Council warns residents against unauthorised bonfires using dumped waste, with fly-tipping fines possible.Cumberland News · 5 Nov, 11:41

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