Report any incidents of pollution, including pollution to land, water or air, to the Environmental Health Department. We will work in partnership with the Environment…
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[nextpage title=”What is a Statutory Nuisance?”] A Statutory Nuisance is something which has an unreasonable and persistant effect on a persons every day life, or poses a threat to their health or wellbeing. A Statutory Nuisance may...
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[nextpage title=”About Environmental Permits”] In accordance with the Pollution Prevention Control Act 1999, certain activites require an environmental permits. The Permit ensures that all operations are controlled and monitored...
More infoFormer Landfills in Hyndburn
[nextpage title=”Former Landfills”] Former Landfills in Hyndburn – Former Landfills We have a number of Former Landfill Sites in the Borough. These sites have been identified and are individually risk assessed to determine their...
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[nextpage title=”Noise Nuisance in Hyndburn”] What is Noise Nuisance? Although noise is a part of everyday living, excessive noise can affect people’s quality of life, causing a lot of unnecessary stress and worry. Examples of...
More infoRadiation Monitoring (RADMIL)
[nextpage title=”Radiation Monitoring in Hyndburn”] Hyndburn Borough Council is a member of Radiation Monitoring in Lancashire (RADMIL). RADMIL was established by the District and County Councils in 1985 to provide independant...
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[nextpage title=”Monitoring of Air Quality in Hyndburn”] Local air quality can be harmful and problems of high air pollution are not confined to big cities. All district-level local authorities have a duty to periodically review and...
More infoContaminated Land
[nextpage title=”Guidance on Contaminated Land”] Under part IIA of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 , Local Authorities are required to develop a contaminated land Strategy. Our team investigates land within the Borough prior to...
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[nextpage title=”About Smoke Free Regulations”] Since 1 July 2007, all enclosed workplaces and public places are now smoke free. A smoke free England will ensure a healthier environment, so everyone can socialise, relax, travel, shop...
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