Service Description: Smoke Control Areas were introduced by the Clean Air Act 1956 to reduce air pollution These measures now come under the Clean Air Act 2003 . Local Authorities have the power to declare the whole or any part of the district as a Smoke Control Area , by issuing a "smoke control order" The smoke control order can prohibit the production of smoke by restricting the type of fuel to burnt or type of fireplace , boiler or Industrial plant used as a furnace
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Description: There are at present date (26th March 2014) that there are 73 Smoke Control Orders covering most of land area of North Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council. The earliest being created in Wallsend in 1961 and the last in Longbernton in 1985.
www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1993/11/contents
Environmental Health Capita for North Tyneside Council
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