Waste management

  • WEEE Producer Compliance Scheme

    Please could you provide me with information on the following: 1) the name of the current Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) producer compliance scheme (PCS) 2) the date of renewal of contract for the WEEE PCS 3) tonnages … Continue reading →

  • Oxencombe Tip

    All information regarding for the monitoring and closure results of Oxencombe Tip, Old Exeter Road, Chudleigh around 1994 Please find the Oxencombe site layout plan; surface and groundwater quality results 10 Dec 1992 and 8 December 1993 and water quality … Continue reading →

  • Non-Recyclable Waste

    1. Please provide the figures for the percentages and total volume of non-recyclable waste sent to a) recycling and b) landfill for Devon   Local Authority Collected Waste (LACW) Devon Tonnes % Landfill 12,417 3% Energy Recovery 155,130 43% Recycling & … Continue reading →

  • Waste sent for incineration

    1) Can the council detail which companies it currently has a contract with to dispose of waste through incineration? The South West Devon Waste Partnership (SWDWP); a joint venture between Plymouth City Council, Devon County Council and Torbay Council has … Continue reading →

  • Landfill Tax

    Can you tell me how much the council has paid in landfill tax over the last five years, broken down per year from 2020 inclusive, including a breakdown of how much is paid for the disposal of rubbish fly-tipped on … Continue reading →

  • Underground Utilities and Industrial Waste

    Please provide: (i) a map with any identifying information of underground utilities within, to and/or from Lee Mill Industrial Estate, with particular reference to drainage Please see the available Map (ii) a list with associated map of all licences enabling … Continue reading →

  • Waste management tenders

    Can you please let me know if your council currently have a tender open with regards to waste management or Weighbridge software? Even If you don’t, would you mind sharing what you currently use for your software? Devon County Council … Continue reading →