Calls to ban disposable barbecues in England and Wales over wildfire risk

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England and Wales have experienced severe wildfires in recent years, particularly during periods of hot and dry weather, highlighting the potential risks associated with outdoor activities such as barbecuing. The risk of wildfires is a concern for farmers and landowners, who can suffer significant losses if their land is affected by a fire. Firefighters also often have to respond to wildfires, which can be challenging and resource-intensive to extinguish.

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The Guardian

Calls to ban disposable barbecues in England and Wales over wildfire risk

Lib Dems and many Labour MPs join farmers, landowners and firefighters in urging temporary prohibition Farmers and landowners are calling for a temporary ban on disposable barbecues in England and Wales, as they warn of the risk of igniting wildfires. The call, which has also been made by firefighters and is backed by the Liberal Democrats and many Labour MPs, comes as much of England faces further hot dry weather, d…