Cairngorms National Park fire ban comes into place

The ban follows an extensive consultation process in the National Park

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Cairngorms National Park fire ban comes into place

A fire ban will come into place this week across the Cairngorms National Park prohibiting the use of barbeques and campfires in what is being called a ‘vital step' in protecting communities, wildlife and...

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