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Comments welcome at Oxwellmains consultation events
Posted 16 Feb 2012
Viridor, Scotland’s leading recycling, renewable energy and sustainable waste partner, today (16th February) encouraged community representatives and residents to attend and comment at its stakeholder events next week regarding plans to ‘normalise’ waste reception criteria at its consented energy from w...
Trident Park vs. Olympic Park at planning awards
Posted 16 Feb 2012
Viridor’s £200 million energy from waste development at Trident Park in Cardiff will go head to head with the 2012 Olympic Park later this month at a prestigious awards ceremony in London celebrating some of the UK’s biggest infrastructure projects. The Trident Park facility, which was developed wit...
Valentine's Love Nest at Landfill
Posted 14 Feb 2012
Love is in the air at Walpole landfill near Bridgwater this Valentine’s day as recycling and waste company Viridor erects love nests for rare birds. Bird boxes are being put up around the site to encourage Kestrels and Barn Owls to set up home and make a nest before the breeding season starts in April....
Europe's most advanced glass recycling plant set for Scotland
Posted 14 Feb 2012
Scotland is to be home to Europe’s most advanced glass recycling infrastructure following an announcement today (13th February) by Scotland’s leading recycling, renewable energy and sustainable waste partner, Viridor. The £6m ‘next generation’ recycling infrastructure will be one of only three o...
Tower Hamlets renews recycling contract with Viridor
Posted 6 Feb 2012
Leading recycling company Viridor has been awarded a three year contract by London Borough of Tower Hamlets to sort and market mixed recyclable materials arising from households in the borough. Viridor, part of the FTSE-250 Pennon Group plc, has already been working with Tower Hamlets over the last 4 y...
Recycling campaign proves WEEE-ly successful
Posted 2 Feb 2012
A campaign launched by West Sussex County Council and Viridor has seen a massive increase in the amount of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) recycling across Selsey. Residents were encouraged to take their old and unwanted appliances to a mobile recycling bank in Selsey itself and the near...
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