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.
Crews have extinguished Marshgate fire after eight weeks
A fire in Swindon that has been burning for eight weeks has been put out.
The fire at the Averies Recycling Centre in Marshgate, Swindon, has been fully extinguished following the successful implementation of a multi-agency plan.
Fire crews and the Environment Agency, who have maintained a 24-hour presence at the site since the 21 July, will leave tomorrow. Businesses and residents will be thanked for their cooperation. The Environment Agency will continue to monitor the situation.
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