Households could be slapped with a £300 fine and even a criminal record for using their log ... unlawful Wet wood in larger volumes must be sold with advice on how to dry it before burning ...

UK households could face a £300 fine and a criminal record for using their log burners this winter ... almost £40k Traditional house coal or wet wood burning is a significant source of PM2.5 ...

They highlighted that an estimated 1.5 million Brits own log burners, despite the government's ban on the sale of house coal and wet wood in England in 2021 to reduce emissions and promote greener ...

Ecology survey firm Arbtech says an estimated 1.5M British homes have log burners, even though the government banned the sale of house coal and wet wood in 2021. Under the current laws ...

It said an estimated 1.5 million Brits own log burners, even though the government banned the sale of house coal and wet wood in England in 2021 to reduce emissions and promote greener alternatives.

They revealed that an estimated 1.5 million Brits own log burners, despite the government outlawing the sale of house coal and wet wood in England in 2021 to cut down on emissions and encourage ...

It said an estimated 1.5 million Brits own log burners, even though the government banned the sale of house coal and wet wood in England in 2021 to reduce emissions and promote greener alternatives.

The conservationist explained that recent spells of wet weather could have been the reason the owl found itself trapped in the flue of the log burner and believes that it could have even been in there ...