Its taken me ages to find out who the culprit who in the summer months burns his green waste in his back garden but finally today I traced the bonfire smoke back to its unmistakable source. Now, before I knock on the door and ask him if he wouldn't mind doing what everybody else in the street does and buy green bags and fill them for free collection by the council, and to possibly save me from a very long wait in a phone queue to the Environmental Health Dept. Can anyone tell me whether he's within his rights to refuse or if he is in breach of any environmental regulations by disposing of his clippings in this traditional manner. The smell is awful, it burns for hours and hours and it sticks in the throat. Forewarned is fore armed as they say, so - anyone got any advice?
Thanks in advance.
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