Fly-tipper near Charlton dumps remains of 'shed' on road
An “awful” fly-tipping incident partially blocked a Wiltshire road after someone dumped what appeared to be a demolished “shed.”
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An “awful” fly-tipping incident partially blocked a Wiltshire road after someone dumped what appeared to be a demolished “shed.”
DISGRUNTLED officers have appealed for witnesses after a fly-tipper discarded what appears to be parts of a demolished shed across various roadside…
An “awful” fly-tipping incident partially blocked a Wiltshire road after someone dumped what appeared to be a demolished “shed.”
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Wednesday 21st June is the summer solstice, the longest day in our year and the point when the daylight hours begin to shorten. The length of the day is important for wildlife as it contributes to the timing of spring and autumn. For our deciduous trees however, it isn’t actually the length of the day, more the length of the night that helps initiate budburst in the spring, and leafdrop in the autumn. Trees use sunlight to produce the food they need to grow through a process called photosynthesis.