[arista]

[Many hopes have been dashed after
councils across the country try to ban
the nifty wood burners to protect
the environment.

The Government is looking to crack down
on misuse of the stoves and
has told council chiefs to look
at imposing on-the-spot civil penalties,
which could be as much as £300.
Some councils are imposing even larger fines
of up to £1,000 to people using a wood burner.

The Department for
Environment Food & Rural Affairs'
interactive map (On the Link)
will show you just how much you
might have to pay in penalty charges
if you dare to use a wood burner
in your own home.]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...od-burner.html


All the Cash to get that working
wasted.


Life In The City

[bots]

it's only if you use things like wet wood

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it's only if you use things like wet wood

That will be the poor

[user104658]

There's also a big issue with people using chopped up treated wood - old doors, tables and chairs, other furniture - if it's painted or varnished it can release a load of pollutants when burned.

Not a huge issue if a few people are doing it but if thousands start doing it, more of a problem.