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Legality of burning logs in chimnea

iamtony · 2020-05-17 21:22:28

So ive been searching for the answer to this. All the laws and bylaws i find talk about backyard burning and burning garden waste and household waste but i cant seem to find the answer to burning clean untreated dried wood either off cuts from woodworking of store bought logs and kindling. Anyone know? I sometimes light a…

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#32 19-05-2020 09:41AM

_Brian

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Burning rubbish is illegal.
99% of people aren’t capable of a civil conversation about this sort of stuff especially if they are being called out on dodgy stuff.

Make a call to the council and report him for burning rubbish. The council officers are paid and trained to deal with this and they don’t live over the wall.

If you get into a thing then surely as soon as you light a BBQ they will be on to the council complaining about you.

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#33 19-05-2020 09:43AM

jam_mac_jam

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I wouldn't confront them just report it. They won't know who reported them. Likelyhood is if it's annoying you it's annoying other neighbours.

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