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Environment Agency says illegal waste has been cleared from Hoad’s Wood

The UK government says 39,500 tonnes of commercial waste were removed from the Kent woodland; access will be restricted while the land recovers.

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  • The Environment Agency announced the clearance, carried out by Acumen Waste Services Ltd.
  • The government said more than 50 specialist workers took part in the operation.
Why it matters

Hoad’s Wood is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, according to the government.

What’s next

The government says access will be restricted to give the land time to recover.

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The UK government announced that illegal waste had been cleared from Hoad’s Wood in Kent. It said 39,500 tonnes of commercial waste were removed in an operation led by the Environment Agency and carried out by Acumen Waste Services Ltd. The government said more than 50 specialist workers took part. It also said access to the site will be restricted while the land recovers.

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Environment Agency says illegal waste has been cleared from Hoad’s WoodUK Government

The UK government says 39,500 tonnes of commercial waste were removed from the Kent woodland; access will be restricted while the land recovers.UK Government

The Environment Agency announced the clearance, carried out by Acumen Waste Services Ltd.UK Government

The government said more than 50 specialist workers took part in the operation.UK Government

Hoad’s Wood is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, according to the government.UK Government

The government says access will be restricted to give the land time to recover.UK Government

The UK government announced that illegal waste had been cleared from Hoad’s Wood in Kent.UK Government

It said 39,500 tonnes of commercial waste were removed in an operation led by the Environment Agency and carried out by Acumen Waste Services Ltd.UK Government

The government said more than 50 specialist workers took part.UK Government

It also said access to the site will be restricted while the land recovers.UK Government

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