Eastcroft Energy from Waste News
Whats happening now?
Waste Recycling Group (WRG) submitted a planning application to Nottingham City Council to extend the Eastcroft Energy-from-Waste facility. This planning application has now been approved.
WRG submits appeal on planning application to expand Eastcroft (19th December 2007)What happens to rubbish once it leaves the bin?
On 6th & 7th October the Waste Recycling Group (WRG) in conjunction with Nottingham City Council opens its doors on Incinerator Road to the public to give them the chance to see how their rubbish is recycled into energy that powers many homes and buildings across Nottingham.
Waste Recycling Group has this week submitted an appeal for its planning .....
Expanding Eastcroft Energy from Waste Facility - New Application (8th August 2007)
Waste Recycling Group has submitted a new planning application to Nottingham City Council ....
WRG to submit new Eastcroft planning application (1st June 2007)
Waste Recycling Group has unveiled new plans to extend the Eastcroft ....
WRG to appeal Eastcroft planning decision (10th November 2006)
WRG Planning Application for Extension to Eastcroft Refused (20th September 2006)
CIWM Position Statement on Energy from Waste 13th February 2006)
Permit granted by Environment Agency (4th January 2006)
Application Submitted (28th July 2005)
Consultation Launch (12th October 2004)
Compost
We operate compost plants throughout the UK, and compost over 100,000
tonnes every year.
The compost produced finds a variety of end users; restoration of our own landfill sites, some is returned to our local authority partners, and, increasingly it is used for the manufacture of top quality soils and bagged compost for the retail sector.
The compost produced finds a variety of end users; restoration of our own landfill sites, some is returned to our local authority partners, and, increasingly it is used for the manufacture of top quality soils and bagged compost for the retail sector.
Methods of composting; Windrow composting, Pod composting, In-vessel systems.
To find out more, visit our compost section.
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NEWS
 | WRG News, Cash Boost from Landfill Communities Fund |
| 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. |
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