Swindon waste recycling company has gone into administration following a fire
A waste recycling company in Swindon has gone into administration following a fire that burned for eight weeks in the summer.
Councillors call for enquiry into Marshgate fire
Councillors in Swindon are calling for an inquiry into a fire at a waste plant in the town.
The fire at the Averies site has been burning for two months and it's still not known when it will be completely extinguished. Councillor Mark Dempsey said it was crucial to get answers and find out how the site got into the state it did.
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