Sorry Stu, I guess we are all in the same boat with this one. I am in the privileged position of not only having the whole Estate to detect on; ramble; cut firewood; gain access for fishing but also a ready supply of surplus vegetables to name but a few. Need a chap say more?

Having nothing better to do today, I walked round the estate checking-out the vast ramparts that have thrown up of what we call "Black Death" (because it is death to metal-detecting) and the council call "Green Manure". I have report that they at last appear to be getting their a...

Barnacle, Sorry to differ, but, up until now Suffolk Coastal have allowed ungraded material to flow freely from "green bins" ? and skips, evidenced by the type of objects found e.g. bbq. left overs(still welded to the foil), cutlery,drink cans,sauce packaging and, of course sanitary items(...

I posted my objections to this way of disposing of "Domestic and Industial Waste" some time ago and feel relieved that somebody, with skills of organization (that I clearly lack), is leading the charge. This practice is illegal, enshrined in U.K. and E.E.C. legislation and is known in the ...