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Cash Boost from Landfill Communities Fund
WRG News, Cash Boost from Landfill Communities Fund (18 Aug 2010) Outnumbered star launces WREN biodiversity funding
Outnumbered sitcom star Daniel Roche has launched the latest round of grants from a £10 million biodiversity fund, with a little help from one of his favourite creatures - a toad (16 Jul 2010) WRG boosts its presence at Europe's major sustainability event
Waste Recycling Group (WRG) is set to stage its biggest-ever presence at this year’s ‘Futuresource’ exhibition and conference at ExCel in London next week (15-17 June). (15 Jun 2010) WRG unveils college training partner
One of the UK’s leading waste and resource management businesses has underlined its commitment to employee training and development by commissioning a college of further.... (14 Jun 2010) ‘Don’t be a Tosser’ campaign makes its mark
Waste Recycling Group (WRG) and Suffolk County Council have joined forces with BBC Radio Suffolk and Suffolk Police to promote the 2010 “Don’t Be a Tosser” initiative. (6 Apr 2010) FCC set to harness the power of the wind through WRG
FCC, one of the leading environmental services, infrastructure and energy international groups is entering the UK wind sector. (6 Apr 2010) Energy from Waste facility proposed for Newport
Leading waste management and energy recovery company, Waste Recycling Group (WRG), has entered into an exclusivity agreement with chemical company Solutia UK Limited to build an Energy from Waste facility (EfW) on land at Solutia’s headquarters, off Corporation Road, Newport. (6 Apr 2010) New film features £10 million Biodiversity Action Fund
Conservationist and BBC Autumnwatch presenter, Chris Packham, launched Waste Recycling Environmental Ltd’s (WREN’s) first Biodiversity Action Fund earlier this year, using cash from the landfill tax credits raised by Waste Recycling Group’s landfill operations. (6 Apr 2010) New Chief Executive for Waste Recycling Group
Waste Recycling Group (WRG) has announced that Paul Taylor will be appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer. He will succeed Jim Meredith on 1 December. (6 Apr 2010) Three-council partnership wins national award
A new household waste recycling centre, developed by the re3 partnership of Bracknell Forest, Reading and Wokingham Borough Councils and Waste Recycling Group (WRG), has been named Civic Amenity Site of the Year. (6 Apr 2010) Welsh environment minister opens Wrexham Recycling Park
Wrexham's new recycling facility that will help reduce landfill in the County Borough was officially opened by Jane Davidson, Assembly Minister for Environment, Sustainability and Housing on Thursday, 15 October. (6 Apr 2010) CEMEX and WRG to join forces to make Climafuel
Global building solutions provider CEMEX is forming a partnership with the Waste Recycling Group (WRG) to produce Climafuel, an alternative fuel derived from waste, for use in cement making at the Rugby cement plant. (6 Apr 2010) Latest re3 recycling facility is unveiled
The re3 Partnership’s newest recycling and waste management centre has been officially unveiled. (6 Apr 2010) Environment is a winner at football club
There’s been some good team play and a great result this month for Suffolk County Council, it’s Household Waste Recycling Centres contractor Waste Recycling Group (WRG) and their neighbours Ipswich Town FC. (6 Apr 2010) Chris Packham all of a flutter at £10 million funding boost
Celebrity conservationist Chris Packham was all of a flutter yesterday as he launched a £10 million fund for biodiversity projects in the UK. (6 Apr 2010) Managers get back to the front line
Senior managers from Waste Recycling Group (WRG) and Suffolk County Council went “back to the floor” this month, to get a feel for what it’s like to work on the front line of recycling. (6 Apr 2010) WREN scoops top prize at Green Apple awards
Environmental body Waste Recycling Environmental Ltd (WREN) has scooped the top prize at this year’s prestigious Green Apple Awards ceremony, held at Hampton Court. (6 Apr 2010) Three council partnership provides new waste management parks
An innovative partnership between three councils sees two brand new waste management parks opening this July. (6 Apr 2010) Green energy bonus from new waste treatment process
The need to effectively manage polluted water at a Yorkshire landfill site may lead to exciting local environmental benefits … as well as boosting the UK’s renewable energy targets. (6 Apr 2010) Charity thanks community for valuable support
Always ready to serve the county, St John Ambulance Suffolk has been named as the lucky beneficiary of Suffolk household waste recycling scheme. (6 Apr 2010) Industry first for WRG on demonstrating ‘continuing competence’
Waste Recycling Group’s Stuart Richardson has become the first professional in the waste industry to gain a Certificate of Continuing Competence as part of a new Technical Competence Scheme. (6 Apr 2010) WRG to continue their support for Northants Cricket
Waste Recycling Group (WRG) are strengthening their support for cricket in Northamptonshire as the 2009 season gets under way. (6 Apr 2010) Household waste recycling centre opens at Wrexham
A brand new household waste recycling centre at Brymbo, Wrexham, has opened its doors to the residents of the area. (6 Apr 2010) WRG wins Suffolk Household Waste Recycling Centre contract
Waste Recycling Group (WRG) has been awarded the contract to operate and improve Suffolk County Council’s Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs). (6 Apr 2010) re3 wins certification to international environmental standard
The re3 waste partnership has taken a big step forward in its plans for continual improvement in environmental performance, by achieving certification to ISO 14001 for its Environmental Management System (EMS) at Smallmead Waste Management Park, Reading, following an audit by certification body SGS. (6 Apr 2010) Extension to Eastcroft Energy from Waste Plant is approved
The Waste Recycling Group (WRG) has been granted planning consent by the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government for the development of a third line at its Eastcroft Energy from Waste facility in Nottingham. (6 Apr 2010) Greengairs major MBT waste facility approved
North Lanarkshire Council has approved plans for a major recycling and waste treatment facility that, using mechanical biological treatment (MBT) technologies, will have a significant impact towards meeting Scotland’s waste targets announced in 2008. (31 Mar 2010) Thurrock treatment and disposal contract awarded to WRG
Thurrock Council has awarded Waste Recycling Group (WRG) a seven-year treatment and disposal contract for its residual household waste. (17 Mar 2010)

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