Further time requested to resolve outstanding issues at Crumps Farm, Essex
Essex County Council has heard a report on matters relating to an ongoing breach of planning control at Crumps Farm, Little Canfield.
Persistent complaints about unpleasant odours create both technical and financial challenges for a business.
Jonathan Whiteley, waste and sustainability leadership manager, ADAS
Latest Knowledge Bank
Filling in infrastructure gaps
08th February, 2012, Waste PlanningResearch into the gap between waste output and treatment facilities can help the industry identify the most promising locations for future investment, Adam Baddeley reports
Turning ambitions into action
08th February, 2012, Waste PlanningDelegates at the anaerobic digestion sector's annual event heard promises of clarity from the government and differences of opinion over a food waste landfill ban, Julia Barrett reports
Blocking off carbon sources
08th February, 2012, Waste PlanningWaste incinerators can now achieve 100 per cent recycling through an aggregate manufacturing method that captures carbon dioxide, says Mark Orsbourn
Helping to divert waste streams
08th February, 2012, Waste PlanningA Luton-based waste management firm is taking a proactive approach in advising clients on ways of ensuring that less waste ends up in landfill sites, Kate Cawley explains
Latest Casework
Stirling Council considers approval in principle for a waste to energy facility at Throsk
22nd February, 2012, Waste PlanningStirling Council has considered a report recommending that an energy from waste facility on industrial land near Bandaeth Lodge be approved subject to conditions.
Security issues justify illumination of MRF in green belt at night, Surrey County Council is advised
22nd February, 2012, Waste PlanningSurrey County Council have considered a recommendation to approve the variation of a condition attached to a permission for a materials recycling facility (MRF) at Reigate Road Quarry, which required floodlights to be switched off at night.
Energy recovery plant unnecessary and premature
22nd February, 2012, Waste PlanningThe secretary of state, following the recovery of an appeal involving an energy recovery facility in Bedfordshire, decided that he could not accept the recommendation of one of his inspector's who favoured granting permission for the development.
Latest Legislation & Guidance
- Statutory instruments issued 2nd December 2011 - 16th February 2012
- SR 212 - Pollution Prevention and Control (Amendment) Regs (N. Ireland) 2011.
- Devon minerals and waste LDF - Waste Core Strategy
- London Borough of Barking and Dagenham - Joint Waste
- Gloucestershire Minerals & Waste LDF - Waste Core Strategy
- Hertfordshire County Council - Waste Site Allocations
- Kent Minerals & Waste LDF - Waste & Minerals Core Strategy
- Stirling Council considers approval in principle for a waste to energy facility at Throsk
- Security issues justify illumination of MRF in green belt at night, Surrey County Council is advised
- Energy recovery plant unnecessary and premature
- Bunds rejected as forming means of enclosure
- Biomass EfW plant on greenfield site near Thetford refused due to feedstock source
- Herefordshire Council defers decision on whether unauthorised bund can be retained as visual and accoustic barrier
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08th February, 2012, Waste PlanningHigh quality and timely data have always been important for making sound business strategies yet information has been rare where the waste sector is concerned. Now a host of new information tools and sources are being made available to waste professi...
Informatives on a planning permission present opportunities for legal disputes
08th February, 2012, Waste PlanningOn issuing a planning consent, waste planning authorities and waste developers usually concentrate on the planning decision notice's conditions and its reasons for grant, their adequacy and appropriateness often forming the basis of a legal challenge...
Are we wasting a golden renewable opportunity?
01st February, 2012, Waste PlanningDespite efforts to reduce waste in the UK, we still send millions of tonnes of it to landfill each year. Yet many of these waste streams contain a high proportion of renewable materials which cannot be recycled or reused, such as leftover food, disca...
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