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Blaze tackled at suspected illegal waste dump

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Blaze tackled at suspected illegal waste dump
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There is just no need for people to be dumping waste like this, in this day and age.

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Publication timeMon, 10 Aug 2026 18:54:26 GMT
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Blaze tackled at suspected illegal waste dumpImage caption, Fire crews wearing breathing apparatus tackled the blaze close to the River Mersey near the Carrington SpurByRichard SteadNorth WestPublishedJust nowFirefighters have been tackling a blaze at a suspected illegal waste dump close to the River Mersey in Greater Manchester.Crews were called to the scene at 11:30 BST on Monday after reports that smoke had been coming from the site in woodland close to the Carrington Spur.Helen Carr from Flixton, who walks her dogs in woodland nearby, said: "The smell is absolutely acrid and what I really worry about is things like builders' waste setting on fire, then releasing all sorts of chemicals into the air."Its criminal.

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