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Environmental Protection Frequently Asked Questions

Are there certain times when a bonfire can or cannot be lit?

A bonfire can be lit at any time as long as it does not cause a nuisance but we would recommend lighting it after dusk, if necessary. For further information contact our Customer Service Centre.

Am I allowed to have a bonfire?
Are there any bye-laws relating to the lighting of bonfires during daylight hours?
Are there any grants available to help fund the installation of double or triple glazing in a house in Datchet due to the proximity to Heathrow Airport and subsequent aircraft noise?
Are there certain times when a bonfire can or cannot be lit?
Can I get advice on dealing with asbestos?
Do I live in a smoke free area. Can I have a solid fuel fire?
Does the RBWM provide any grants for removal of asbestos guttering and garage roofing or can they recommend contractors who carry out this work?
How do I raise concerns about fumes and smog?
I need information about disposing of pesticides which are no longer permitted to be stored by householders?
What can you do about pollution?

Contact Information:

By telephone: 01628 683820

By email: customer.service@rbwm.gov.uk

By post: Public Protection Unit, RBWM, York House, Sheet Street, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 1DD