Taxpayers forced to pay £6m to clean up fly-tipping supersite

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Taxpayers forced to pay £6m to clean up fly-tipping supersite

One of England’s biggest illegal waste sites has finally been cleared, only after an operation that left taxpayers facing a supersized bill of around £6million. The huge site at Kidlington, Oxfordshire, was cleared after an estimated 22,000 tonnes of household and commercial waste accumulated in 2025. Located between the River Cherwell and the A34, the damning site was among some 30 large-scale illegal dumping gro…