Welbeck Landfill Site
Welcome to the Welbeck landfill website. Welbeck landfill is a former gravel pit to the east of Wakefield which has been operating as a landfill site for over 10 years. Through landfilling, a large area of derelict land (approximately 100 hectares) will be reclaimed for public benefit. This would not have been economically viable without the use of this area for the disposal of waste from Wakefield and the surrounding areas.
Please use the menu above to find out more about Welbeck landfill site. If you would like to receive further information or contact the site management with a question, please use the Contact Us page.
Wind
Building on its well-established track record in energy recovery, WRG is now taking an innovative approach to finding additional ways to use its landholding to help generate renewable energy in the UK.
WRG is committed to helping the UK meet its renewable energy targets and reduce its carbon emissions. Recognising that the UK has the best wind resource in Europe - and could meet at least 40 per cent of its electricity requirements through on-and-off-shore wind power generation - WRG has reached the conclusion that developing wind turbines on appropriate and existing landfill sites is the next logical step for the company to take.
To find out more, visit our wind section.
WRG is committed to helping the UK meet its renewable energy targets and reduce its carbon emissions. Recognising that the UK has the best wind resource in Europe - and could meet at least 40 per cent of its electricity requirements through on-and-off-shore wind power generation - WRG has reached the conclusion that developing wind turbines on appropriate and existing landfill sites is the next logical step for the company to take.
To find out more, visit our wind section.
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NEWS
 | 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 |
| 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). |
| 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.... |
| 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. |
| FCC, one of the leading environmental services, infrastructure and energy international groups is entering the UK wind sector. |
