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Response to fly-tipping in Somerset Levels - Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Response to fly-tipping in Somerset Levels
Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News
THE managing director of Somerset Waste Partnership has responded to complaints over fly-tipping in the countryside. Earlier this week the Weekly News reported that rubbish was founded dumped in the Somerset Levels. Now Steve Read has clarified that ...

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West Dorset: Councils unite for new waste collection plans - Bridport and Lyme Regis News

West Dorset: Councils unite for new waste collection plans
Bridport and Lyme Regis News
By James Tourgout » All seven councils in the Dorset Waste Partnership (DWP) have given their go-ahead to the new waste collection service. The aim is to boost recycling rates and save up to £2m. West Dorset District Council has agreed to fully join ...

Sunday opening at Frome Recycling Centre to cost council £9000 a year - This is Somerset

Sunday opening at Frome Recycling Centre to cost council £9000 a year
This is Somerset
That was the news from Steve Read, the managing director of the Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP), when he made a presentation to the town's councillors at the full council meeting last Wednesday. Mr Read had been invited to the meeting by the town ...

Recycling at the touch of a phone app - This is Leicestershire

Recycling at the touch of a phone app
This is Leicestershire
It is being run by the county council's Leicestershire Waste Partnership, which also launched a Freeuse website two years ago. The scheme aims to reduce the amount of waste which ended up in landfills by allowing people to trade unwanted junk.

Council approves controversial waste plan - EastLondonLines

EastLondonLines

Council approves controversial waste plan
EastLondonLines
However, waste company Viridor was previously selected as the preferred bidder for an incinerator on Beddington Lane by The South London Waste Partnership (SLWP). The SLWP provides waste management for Croydon, Sutton, Kingston and Merton councils.

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Keep your head at the recycling site - This is Somerset

Keep your head at the recycling site
This is Somerset
When what appeared to be a severed head turned up at a recycling depot in a pile of cardboard, Somerset Waste Partnership staff feared there had been a terrible accident – or worse. The head was actually a gruesome party mask, but it is not the only ...

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Love food hate waste - Leighton Buzzard Today

Love food hate waste
Leighton Buzzard Today
It is a Buckinghamshire Waste Partnership initiative. February marks the start of a recruitment drive by the county and district councils to build a corps of volunteer Community Energy Champions to help residents save money and improve the environment.

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Council to collect scraps from eateries - Oxford Mail

Council to collect scraps from eateries
Oxford Mail
The service is to be offered free-of-charge by the Oxfordshire Waste Partnership for three months, before businesses can choose whether to pay to continue having their food scraps collected. Oxfordshire County Council and Oxford City Council, ...

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Dorset councils agree joint waste service - Materials Recycling Week

Materials Recycling Week

Dorset councils agree joint waste service
Materials Recycling Week
The seven councils that make up the Waste Partnership (DWP) have agreed a new waste collection service that they say will boost recycling rates and save up to £2m. The new 'in-house' service will be introduced in phases across Dorset (excluding ...
Councils give new Dorset recycling and waste service the green lightDorset Newsroom

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Peterborough partnership: Love Food Hate Waste - 'Feed the 1000' event - Peterborough Today

Peterborough partnership: Love Food Hate Waste - 'Feed the 1000' event
Peterborough Today
To highlight the issue, the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Waste Partnership have teamed up with Ormiston Bushfield Academy, Cross Keys Homes, Peterborough Regional College and Riverford organic to give Peterborough residents a free lunch at the 'Feed ...

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