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Is there a law on having garden bonfires?

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Is there a law on having garden bonfires?

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Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 it is an offence to cause a statutory nuisance and this includes nuisances that are created by bonfires. If a neighbour is having a regular bonfire and it is affecting your well being, comfort or enjoyment of your property then it will be considered as a nuisance. You can approach your neighbours to tell them about your concerns but if you feel you are unable to do this you can contact the Public Health Team on (01302) 737573. In the worst-case scenarios, your neighbours can be fined up to £5000.

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