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In the East of England the following [[Waste Disposal Authority|Waste Disposal Authorities]] have, or are, in partnerships to procure [[treatment]] and [[disposal]] contracts, some of which are through [[PPP]]/[[PFI]] arrangements: | In the East of England the following [[Waste Disposal Authority|Waste Disposal Authorities]] have, or are, in partnerships to procure [[treatment]] and [[disposal]] contracts, some of which are through [[PPP]]/[[PFI]] arrangements: | ||
*[[Bedford Council]] and [[Central Bedfordshire Council]] for [[residual waste]] [[treatment]]. | *[[Bedford Council]] and [[Central Bedfordshire Council]] for [[residual waste]] [[treatment]]. | ||
*[[Essex County Council]] and [[Southend-on-Sea Borough Council]] [[PFI]] with the now closed Courtauld Road [[MBT]] facility. | |||
==[[Waste Disposal Authorities]]== | ==[[Waste Disposal Authorities]]== | ||
Revision as of 15:11, 8 November 2021
The Waste Disposal Authorities in the East of England are listed below. There are three ways for the Waste Disposal Authority and Waste Collection Authority to work together and these are listed on the Waste Disposal Authority page. In the East of England all three types of arrangement are used.
In the East of England the following Waste Disposal Authorities have, or are, in partnerships to procure treatment and disposal contracts, some of which are through PPP/PFI arrangements:
- Bedford Council and Central Bedfordshire Council for residual waste treatment.
- Essex County Council and Southend-on-Sea Borough Council PFI with the now closed Courtauld Road MBT facility.
Waste Disposal Authorities
