This meeting will consider the ‘protection’ of The Whittlesey Mud Walls’
The meeting can be viewed ‘live’ or streamed later on FDC’s YouTube© Channel.
FDC Public reports pack 26012026 1600 Cabinet
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This meeting will consider the ‘protection’ of The Whittlesey Mud Walls’
The meeting can be viewed ‘live’ or streamed later on FDC’s YouTube© Channel.
FDC Public reports pack 26012026 1600 Cabinet
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Jan 2026 - WTC Meeting Pro Forma Ver. 1
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This somewhat serious but light-hearted parody is what we could be offering
the operators at Saxon Works…..
I published this originally in 2023 under ‘Stories’ on toolbar.
Not a proper solution to the dust issues from the Saxon Works
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We are closely monitoring the situation.
Calandar of Events can also be found on Top Toolbar….
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Hundreds of illegal dumps are operating across England, including at least 11 so-called “super sites” containing tens of thousands of tonnes of rubbish, a BBC investigation has found.
More than 700 illegal tips were shut down in 2024/25, but data released by the Environment Agency has revealed some 517 dumps were still active at the end of last year.
Among the largest sites that have yet to be cleared up are a 280,000-tonne site in Cheshire, two 50,000-tonne sites in Lancashire and Cornwall, a 36,000-tonne tip in Kent and a 20,000-tonne dump in Oxfordshire.
Most sites are in countryside locations, often hidden, and on what should be agricultural land.
Police say many are run by organised crime gangs, who are making cash by charging much less than legitimate operators to take and bury waste.
An Environment Agency spokesman said it was committed to tackling waste crime and was “pulling every lever to disrupt those who profit from the harm illegal waste sites cause”.
Baroness Sheehan, who chairs the House of Lords environment and climate change committee, which has been investigating waste crime, said the BBC’s research had “exposed widespread illegal waste dumping across the country”.
“Clearly, whatever actions the government is taking are not sufficient to deal with the problem,” she said.
A spokesman for the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) said: “We are working across government to wipe out illegal waste throughout the country and make those responsible pay.
“We are directly supporting the Environment Agency to stop the exploitation of our waste system, giving them more officers and 50% more funding to boost waste crime enforcement, and handing out tougher sentences for those who break the law.”
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This week, the City of London Police, the national lead force for fraud, announced the full public launch of Report Fraud, which has now officially replaced Action Fraud.
A new media and advertising campaign is going live from Monday 19 January to help raise awareness of the brand-new service for reporting cyber crime and fraud.
The advertising campaign will run across radio and social channels, featuring the service’s clear new visual identity and message, ‘Every Report Counts’.
Please see our campaign hero film here: https://youtu.be/CpZRbpNxCOM
To report cyber crime and fraud:
UK’s Home for Reporting Cyber Crime & Fraud – Report Fraud.
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WTC Planning minutes Monday 19th January 2026
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20260109 Climate Leaders January Report
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Pathway News 25 01 2026
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