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Recycling
Aerosol can recycling plant approved at Midlands WTS
Stoke-on-Trent Council has approved a proposal to install an aerosol can de-packaging plant at Sneyd Hill waste transfer station.
Aggregate recycling proposal refused due to landscape harm
Norfolk County Council has refused an application to change the use of land at Heron Farm from open air plant storage to an aggregate and soil recovery...
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Norfolk councillors refuse aggregate recycling proposal
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Amendments to long-established waste site approved
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Alterations approved to waste recycling site in North West
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Early morning HGV movements refused at Essex recycling site
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Permission granted for unauthorised picking station at Hampshire recycling site
Energy from waste
Super-efficient energy-from-waste power station approved
The secretary of state has granted development consent for a 95 megawatt energy-from-waste plant generating double the output of a plant previously approved...
Scottish incineration review places stipulation on planners
Planning authorities must now notify Scottish ministers of any applications or decisions involving incineration facilities while a government review of...
Composting
Change in ownership of AD facility prompts revision of conditions
A proposal to vary conditions applied to an anaerobic digestion facility in Hertfordshire has been recommended for approval.
Amendments to AD plant in Kent green belt approved
An application seeking to regularise minor changes to the layout of an anaerobic digestion facility at a farm in Kent and to install a biogas storage facility...
Landfill
Land raising scheme approved after consideration of flood risk
Gloucestershire County Council has approved a proposal to regularise unauthorised land raising development at a site near Stroud.
Importation of material to address subsidence dismissed over flood risk concerns
An appeal against refusal of permission for importation of material to repair mining subsidence damage has been dismissed over concerns about flood risk.
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Retrospective application for skip storage refused on appeal
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Leachate technology claims significant savings for landfill operators
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Former landfill site to be restored for equestrian use
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Further extension granted to timescale for quarry restoration
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Continuation of infill approved for Scottish quarry restoration
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Former waste firm employee jailed for fraud
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Cory plans ‘world’s biggest’ EfW decarbonisation venture
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Super-efficient energy-from-waste power station approved
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Waste authority calls for recycling to be made compulsory
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Norfolk councillors refuse aggregate recycling proposal
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Aggregate recycling proposal refused due to landscape harm