Bulky waste

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Re-use potential of bulky waste

Study into the re-use potential of household bulky waste

PAS 141 re-use standard

PAS 141 re-use standard - the benefits and how to achieve certification

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WRAP speakers at RWM 2012

WRAP experts joined the seminar programme during RWM 2012, 11-13 September, NEC Birmingham, speaking on a range of topics.

Bulky waste technical report

The purpose of this research was to understand the composition of bulky waste in terms of item type and re-usability, in order to...

Study into the re-use potential of household bulky waste

The purpose of this research was to understand the composition of bulky waste in terms of item type and re-usability, in order to...

Re-using and recycling bulky waste

This workshop aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to enable them to identify, evaluate and...

Bulky waste case studies

A number of local authorities, charitable organisations and waste management contractors have successfully reduced waste being sent to...

Bulky Waste Re-use Partners in Brighton & Hove

Brighton and Hove City Council has been working in partnership with Sussex Central YMCA since 2006 to provide a variety of community-...

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Bulky waste guidance - overview

This guidance provides ideas and opportunities to increase the amount of household bulky waste reused and recycled. This covers both...

Bulky Waste Re-use Partners in Brighton & Hove

Brighton and Hove City Council has been working in partnership with Sussex Central YMCA since 2006 to provide a variety of community-...

Bulky Waste Re-use Partners in Belfast

A partnership between Belfast City Council and the social enterprise East Belfast Mission (EBM) has resulted in re-usable bulky items...

Bulky Waste Re-use Partners in Rhondda Cynon Taf

Levels of bulky waste re-use and recycling have increased in Rhondda Cynon Taf since the council and the charity toogoodtowaste entered...

Bulky waste guidance - costs

Different options have different costs and the cost in your area will be dependent on local circumstances. This section provides...

Dorset Waste Partnership – Re-use Credits Payment Scheme

Introduction of a system for payment of re-use credits has had a positive effect on the way local authorities and re-use organisations...

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