The Scottish Recycling Fund is a limited fund (£3.8M over 3 years) that has been established by Zero Waste Scotland and Scottish Enterprise to develop or expand: • sorting, reuse/repair and reprocessing capacity for eligible waste materials in Scotland • remanufacturing facilities in Scotland Waste Materials Eligible for the fund; • Plastics • Tyres • […]
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Congratulations to Paul Woodhead MCIWM who has passed his Master\’s Degree in Environmental Quality Management through De Montfort University. Paul\’s final dissertation \”A review of the end of waste criteria bespoke decision process with reference to empty uncleaned packaging\” was marked as passing at Distinction level and has been forwarded to the regulators and the Industrial
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Hospitals across Scotland could benefit from increased co-operation in how they manage food waste, a new report produced by Resource Efficient Scotland has revealed. Resource Efficient Scotland (RES) was launched in April 2013 to help businesses, the public sector and the third sector save money by using resources more efficiently. It is funded by the
The Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations require that all wastes generated at a property that undertakes healthcare practices must be subject to a pre-acceptance audit prior to collection via a contractor. Failing to comply can result in the contractor being unable to collect your wastes. Furthermore, undertaking the correct pre-acceptance audit procedure will enable
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Albion Environmental Ltd. can help you to estimate the future potential for your recycling system, carrying out Compositional Waste Analysis of Residual Waste. The main purposes of the analysis are: Provide details of the quantity of each material type going to the residual bin collection system operated by the Council. Try and identify the quantity
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Chaired by Caroline Spelman MP, the report makes clear recommendations for policy change designed to ensure the UK maximises value from its waste both at home and via export. Looking in-depth at the export of waste-derived fuels and recyclate, the APSRG\’s 2013 research inquiry has examined the current policy landscape in the UK in relation
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Albion Environmental Ltd. can help you to estimate the future potential for your recycling system, carrying out Compositional Waste Analysis of Residual Waste. The main purposes of the analysis are: Provide details of the quantity of each material type going to the residual bin collection system operated by the Council. Try and identify the quantity
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Albion Environmental Ltd. has recently got new approvals from the Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training (JAUPT) for the course “Safe Moving and Handling” Drivers who require Driver CPC in order to comply with EU legislation are the target audience for this course. The contents of this course are: (1) Understand the reasons for safe
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CIWM are holding a seminar at the Grand Central Hotel in Glasgow On Friday November 15th. This is an opportunity to hear from those delivering waste and resource solutions for Scotland, their journeys to date and the futures they have planned. Confirmed speakers to date: Session 1 – Dry recyclables Glass: Wright Glass – Matthew
Albion Environmental Ltd. has recently got new approvals from the Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training (JAUPT) for the course “Driving in the Waste Management Industry” Drivers currently working or hoping to work in the Waste and Resource Management Industries and drivers who require Driver CPC in order to comply with EU legislation, are the
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