Paper Recycling Banks Removed from Clacton Park After Arson Attacks
Paper Recycling Banks Removed from Clacton Park After Arson Attacks

Paper Recycling Banks Removed from Clacton Park After Arson Attacks

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Tendring District Council will permanently remove two newspaper and magazine recycling bins from Waterglade Retail Park in Clacton, Essex, following repeated arson attacks and antisocial behavior. Council officials, including Councillor Adrian Smith, expressed frustration that the actions of a few individuals have deprived residents of this recycling facility and cited escalating repair and disposal costs as a key factor in the decision. The paper banks, which have been damaged multiple times with the most recent incidents occurring in March and April, will not be replaced. Residents are encouraged to use kerbside recycling for paper and cardboard, while glass and textile recycling remain available at the site. The council has thanked residents for their understanding and urged anyone witnessing vandalism to report it to the police. Removal of the bins is expected to occur later this week.

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