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== Demographic Information == | == Demographic Information == | ||
GSSCode: E07000146 | GSSCode: {{#vardefine:gss| E07000146}}{{#var:gss}} | ||
Authority Type: DIS<ref>Authority Type Abreviations: | Authority Type: DIS<ref>Authority Type Abreviations: | ||
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===Authority Reported Metrics=== | |||
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===Contract Arrangements=== | ===Contract Arrangements=== | ||
Residual Waste Collection: [[OutSourced]] ([[ | Residual Waste Collection: [[OutSourced]] ([[Serco]]) | ||
Mixed Recycling Collections: [[OutSourced]] ([[ | Mixed Recycling Collections: [[OutSourced]] ([[Serco]]) | ||
Organic Waste Collection: [[OutSourced]] ([[ | Organic Waste Collection: [[OutSourced]] ([[Serco]]) | ||
Food Waste Collection: [[OutSourced]] ([[ | Food Waste Collection: [[OutSourced]] ([[Serco]]) | ||
Duration of Contract: 8 | Duration of Contract: 8 | ||
Contract Start Date: | Contract Start Date: 2021 | ||
Approximate Value: | Approximate Value: £230,000,000 across the 3 authorities. | ||
===Comments=== | ===Comments=== | ||
Joint Contract with Breckland Council and North Norfolk Council. North Norfolk commenced in Apr 2020 the other two councils join in Apr 2021. Possible 8 year extension available. | |||
==Destination Information== | ==Destination Information== | ||
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For further destination information see Disposal Authority ([[Norfolk County Council]].) | For further destination information see Disposal Authority ([[Norfolk County Council]].) |
Latest revision as of 08:53, 24 January 2022
King's Lynn and West Norfolk District
Demographic Information
GSSCode: E07000146
Authority Type: DIS[1]
Country: England
Region: Eastern
Disposal Authority: Norfolk County Council
Population[2] | 151,811 |
Land Area (ha)[3] | 152,386.87 |
Population per ha | 1 |
Key Metrics
Authority Reported Metrics
For reporting period (Financial Year April to March): 2022-23
Ranked Metrics
Metric | Indicator | Ranking |
---|---|---|
Percentage of household waste sent for reuse, recycling or composting (%) (Ex NI192) | 41.3 | 168 |
Collected household waste per person (kg/pp) (Ex BVPI 84a) | 380.9 | 233 |
Unranked Metrics
Metric | Indicator | ||
---|---|---|---|
Local Authority Collected and Household Waste Statistics | |||
• | Local Authority Collected Waste | ||
Total Waste (tonnes) | 62,563 | ||
• Sent for recycling-composting-reuse (tonnes) | 25,232 | ||
• Not sent for recycling (tonnes) | 37,331 | ||
Estimated rejects (tonnes) | 2,346 | ||
• | Household | ||
Total waste (tonnes) | 59,321 | ||
• | Waste sent for recycling-composting-reuse (tonnes) | 24,489 | |
• Dry recycling-reuse (tonnes) | 12,532 | ||
• Green recycling-reuse (tonnes) | 11,957 | ||
• | Waste not sent for recycling (tonnes) | 34,832 | |
• Regular collection (not recycled) (tonnes) | 30,797 | ||
• Civic amenity sites (not recycled) (tonnes) | 0 | ||
• Other sources (not recycled) (tonnes) | 1,688 | ||
• Estimated rejects (tonnes) | 2,346 | ||
• | Non-Household | ||
• | Total waste (tonnes) | 3,242 | |
• Waste sent for recycling-composting-reuse (tonnes) | 743 | ||
• Waste not sent for recycling (tonnes) | 2,499 | ||
Estimated rejects (tonnes) | 0 | ||
Management of Local Authority Collected Waste | |||
To Landfill (tonnes) | 0 | ||
To Incineration with Energy from Waste (tonnes) | 0 | ||
To Incineration without Energy from Waste (tonnes) | 0 | ||
To Recycled - Composted (tonnes) | 0 | ||
To Other Routes (tonnes) | 0 | ||
Input to intermediate plants (tonnes) | 0 | ||
Government Metrics - Selected Waste Indicators | |||
Residual household waste per household (kg/household) (Ex NI191) | 464.5 | ||
Percentage of municipal waste sent to landfill (%) (Ex NI193) | 0.0 |
Collections Contract Information[4]
Collection Arrangements
Primary[5]
Residual Collection: Fortnightly
Dry Recycleables: Fortnightly : Comingled
- Method of Segregation[6]: To be completed by Local Authority
Green Waste: Fortnightly : Separate : Charged
Secondary[7]
Residual Collection: To be completed by Authority
Dry Recycleables: To be completed by Authority
- Method of Segregation[6]: To be completed by Authority
Green Waste: To be completed by Authority
Food Waste: To be completed by Authority
Contract Arrangements
Residual Waste Collection: OutSourced (Serco)
Mixed Recycling Collections: OutSourced (Serco)
Organic Waste Collection: OutSourced (Serco)
Food Waste Collection: OutSourced (Serco)
Duration of Contract: 8
Contract Start Date: 2021
Approximate Value: £230,000,000 across the 3 authorities.
Comments
Joint Contract with Breckland Council and North Norfolk Council. North Norfolk commenced in Apr 2020 the other two councils join in Apr 2021. Possible 8 year extension available.
Destination Information
Significant Tonnage Summary[8]
Data comes from WasteDataFlow for the period Apr21 - Mar22.
Stream | Facility | Operator | Address | Material | Tonnes |
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Comingled recyclate | Materials recovery facility | Norfolk Environmental Waste Services Ltd | Dereham Road, Longwater Ind. Estate, Norwich, Norfolk | NA | 15327.31 |
Green waste | Windrow or other composting | Greenworld Sales Ltd | Estuary Farm, Off Edward Benefer Way, Kings Lynn, Norfolk | Green garden waste only | 11638.76 |
For further destination information see Disposal Authority (Norfolk County Council.)
References
- ↑ Authority Type Abreviations:
- UTA - Unitary Authority
- DIS - District
- MTD - Metropolitan District
- LBO - London Borough
- CTY - County Council
- ↑ Source: ONS mid 2018 projection
- ↑ Source: Ordnance Survey boundry line data 2019
- ↑ Data initially populated from propriatory database.
- ↑ These arrangements are for the primary arrangements in an area. Primary is defined as the arrangements given to the most households in an area.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 This should detail the Kerbside Collection Scheme operated by the LA e.g. co-mingled, twin stream or source segregated.
- ↑ Due to the diverse nature of housing stock within a local authority's juristriction most LAs operate secondary collection arrangements to accommodate for this difference in housing e.g. houses, flats etc
- ↑ Tonnages under 2000 tonnes have been screened out.