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[[AmeyCespa]] is one of the larger waste and recycling companies in the UK, with Amey itself being a top five support services supplier in the UK. Amey services Local Authority and Business customers through a range of waste management facilities focused on four core geographies, including a [[Residual Waste EFW]] facility in Yorkshire and [[MRF]]s and employ 16,000 people in the UK across all of their full range of services in the UK<ref>https://wasteservices.amey.co.uk/</ref>.

==History==

Amey is owned by [[Ferrovial]], a 'world leading infrastructure company' with over 96,000 employees<ref>https://www.amey.co.uk/about-us</ref>.

Amey is owned by [[Ferrovial]], a 'world leading infrastructure company' with over 96,000 employees<ref>https://www.amey.co.uk/about-us</ref>. In January 2021 it was announced that [[Urbaser]] had acquired the six waste management contracts operated by them with an annual value of over £30m<ref>[https://www.urbaser.co.uk/news-1/2021/1/14/urbaser-expands-uk-portfolio-with-six-new-contracts Urbaser news item]</ref>:

* [[Solihull MBC]]

* [[Gloucester City Council]]

* [[Selby District Council]]

* [[Eden District Council]]

* [[Northamptonshire County Council]] ([[HWRC]] contract)

* [[Central Bedfordshire]] ([[HWRC]] contract)

==Amey Entities Listed on WikiWaste==

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 [[AmeyCespa]] is one of the larger waste and recycling companies in the UK, with Amey itself being a top five support services supplier in the UK. Amey services Local Authority and Business customers through a range of waste management facilities focused on four core geographies, including a [[Residual Waste EFW]] facility in Yorkshire and [[MRF]]s and employ 16,000 people in the UK across all of their full range of services in the UK<ref>https://wasteservices.amey.co.uk/</ref>.
 ==History==
-Amey is owned by [[Ferrovial]], a 'world leading infrastructure company' with over 96,000 employees<ref>https://www.amey.co.uk/about-us</ref>.
+Amey is owned by [[Ferrovial]], a 'world leading infrastructure company' with over 96,000 employees<ref>https://www.amey.co.uk/about-us</ref>. In January 2021 it was announced that [[Urbaser]] had acquired the six waste management contracts operated by them with an annual value of over £30m<ref>[https://www.urbaser.co.uk/news-1/2021/1/14/urbaser-expands-uk-portfolio-with-six-new-contracts Urbaser news item]</ref>:
+* [[Solihull MBC]]
+* [[Gloucester City Council]]
+* [[Selby District Council]]
+* [[Eden District Council]]
+* [[Northamptonshire County Council]] ([[HWRC]] contract)
+* [[Central Bedfordshire]] ([[HWRC]] contract)
 ==Amey Entities Listed on WikiWaste==