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Britons BANNED from forests over 'risk of ignition' following summer of wildfires

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Britons BANNED from forests over 'risk of ignition' following summer of wildfires
Britons have been banned from more than 250,000 acres of woodland over a "risk of ignition" following a scorching summer that brought a record number of wildfires. The growing wildfire threat emerged as hotter, drier conditions fuelled blazes, with Baroness Young of Old Scone, chair of the Forestry Commission warning sites had experienced a “shedload” of fires - many of which never formally reported. As a result,
1 Sept, 06:42