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I'm told that the size of the tip will at least double, that it will never have to close for disposal of skips, as at least half of it will always be able to open, that it will take a much wider range of materials and there's a chance it will return to seven day opening.

This expansion has been discussed for many years. It was under discussion when the incinerator was being proposed for the westmill landfill site. It would make the site able to take more and different materials,and handle things in a different way making it more profitable.

There are two reasons as I understand it, one good, one bad. The good one is that councils are being encouraged to use verges and grass spaces as areas to allow bees, insects and small creatures to flourish, which means not mowing everywhere down to nothing. The bad one is austerity and the Tory obs...

Sadly this has been coming for several years. People around here vote Tory en masse, and the Tories cut the budget year on year for councils and for schools. In the end, you get what you vote for.

Thanks Steve. ood to know. But, it could have been the daft councillor back with the silly idea for flats on stilts!!

That's a shame, I liked that place. Guess our one or two visits a summer weren't enough!

They've got to make up for all the millions they lost in Saudi Arabia somehow!! Sadly this is what to expect from an institution that respects Ware so little it took the name of a neighbouring town where it doesn't even have a presence.

We were heading them from 10.30 until almost 1pm. Finally got things settled with youngest around 2am.

Whoever you are you've woken up my youngest, terrified my dog and generally caused a lot of angst. I hope you have a horrible 2017 you thoughtless, selfish ****.

The town is growing slowly, people have more cars, and the infrastructure can't cope. All sorts of infrastructure problems will flow from this, the plan even says that about the town centre but then the planers say screw them let's add 1000-1500 houses anyway. The area will sadly become unliveable.