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MikeSz · 27-12-2007, 22:27

This may seem like a silly question but im going to ask it anyway - an initial browse round LCC and HBC's website failed to furnish me with the answer so I wondered if anyone knew before i started trawling in depth.

Im looking to get a multi-fuel stove for my living room (probably to burn wood) A friend of mine who lives in Cumbria has a huge one and ive been really impressed by them. However, someone said I may not be able to use one as Hyndburn is a "smokefree zone". Does anyone know if this is the case? I have seen plenty of cottages belching out smoke so I cant imagine it's true but before I rip my fireplace out.....

27-12-2007, 22:27	#1
MikeSz Full Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Rishton Posts: 184 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 45	wood burning / coal fires / smokefree zone? This may seem like a silly question but im going to ask it anyway - an initial browse round LCC and HBC's website failed to furnish me with the answer so I wondered if anyone knew before i started trawling in depth. Im looking to get a multi-fuel stove for my living room (probably to burn wood) A friend of mine who lives in Cumbria has a huge one and ive been really impressed by them. However, someone said I may not be able to use one as Hyndburn is a "smokefree zone". Does anyone know if this is the case? I have seen plenty of cottages belching out smoke so I cant imagine it's true but before I rip my fireplace out..... __________________ Cos it rocks!!! "I have often regretted my speech, never my silence." - Xenocrates (396-314 B.C.)