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Clean-up of one of Europe's largest illegal dumps 'could begin in 2028'
The clean-up of one of Europe's largest illegal dumps at the Mobuoy site is expected to begin in 2028 and could take up to five years to complete, according to Environment Minister Andrew Muir.
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