The first Associated Waste Management Newsletter will be distributed in January informing clients, suppliers and employees of all the latest happenings within the company. Anybody wishing to contribute, please feel free.
On 4th November, The Rt Hon Ed Balls MP, Shadow Chancellor officially opened the new Gelderd Road SMRF. The event was marked with 500 guests from local councils, clients and suppliers, tours of the new facility and a traditional Yorkshire lunch. Further details can be found at the following link:- http://www.edballs.co.uk/blog/?p=2465
The Open Day for our new Super MRF is on Friday 4th November, at St Bernard’s Mill, Gelderd Road, Leeds, LS27 7NA. The day starts at 12.30pm, with the official opening at 2.30pm by Ed Balls Labour MP. Refreshments will be provided, and guided tours will be taking place from 2.30pm. If you would like to attend, please let us know by emailing invite@awmeasyskips.co.uk. We look forward to seeing you!
Associated Waste Management Ltd (AWM) is one of the leading independent integrated Waste Management and Recycling companies in Yorkshire. Operating across the breadth of the waste management chain, AWM provides Waste Management and Recycling Services to companies throughout West & North Yorkshire and on the M62 corridor between Halifax and Selby. The company, which was formed in 2000 by John Brooksbank, has more than trebled in size in the past 36 months, from 35 employees to 160 through organic growth and strategic acquisitions of other waste and recycling companies – namely Just Recycling Group, Aero Waste Disposal and Leeds Environmental [...]
The types of waste regulated by us are called ‘controlled wastes’. These include household, industrial and commercial waste. Other wastes called ‘non-controlled’ (agriculture, mines and quarries) are not currently regulated in the same way. Certain wastes are classified as hazardous – a very broad term for a wide range of substances that present different levels of risk. Some present a serious and immediate threat to the population and the environment, for example those which are toxic, could cause cancer or infectious disease. Others, such as fluorescent tubes or cathode ray tubes in televisions, pose little immediate threat but may cause [...]
For a second year running Associated Waste Management have exhibited at the Great Yorkshire Show. This year we profiled our range of waste collection services along with exciting new plans for our Waste from Energy station. Shredders and Balers will be installed at Canal Road and the new Gelderd Road Materials recycling facilities to enable us to use material that would normally have been sent to landfill as fuel to generate power.
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