Brighton and Hove City Council

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The City of Brighton and Hove


Demographic Information

GSSCode: E06000043

Authority Type: UTA[1]

Country: England

Region: South East

Disposal Authority: Brighton and Hove City Council

Population[2] 290,395
Land Area (ha)[3] 8,329.26
Population per ha 34.86


Notes

  1. ↑ Authority Type Abreviations:
    • UTA - Unitary Authority
    • DIS - District
    • MTD - Metropolitan District
    • LBO - London Borough
    • CTY - County Council
  2. ↑ Source: ONS mid 2018 projection
  3. ↑ Source: Ordnance Survey boundry line data 2019


Collections Contract Information[1]

Key Metrics

Metric[2] Indicator Ranking
Residual Waste per Person (kg/person) 222.36 270
Residual Waste per ha (t/ha) 7.75 343
Recycling Rate (%) 31.2 318
Organic[3] Waste per Person (kg/person) 19.71 274
Food Waste per Person (kg/person) 0 0
Collected Recyclate
* Collected Garden (tonnes) 5,724.15 191
* Collected Food (tonnes) 0 0
* Collected Mixed[4] (tonnes) 0 0
* Other Collected Recyclate (tonnes) 23,554.34 100
Collected Residual Waste (tonnes) 64,572.14 313

Collection Arrangements

Primary[5]

Residual Collection: Weekly

Dry Recycleables: Fortnightly : Comingled

  • Method of Segregation[6]: To be completed by Local Authority

Green Waste: Fortnightly : Separate : Charged

Food Waste: None : Separate

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: InHouse

Mixed Recycling Collections: InHouse

Organic Waste Collection: InHouse

Food Waste Collection: NA

Duration of Contract: 1

Contract Start Date: Ongoing/Rolling

Approximate Value: £6,815,050

Comments

NA

Notes

  1. ↑ Data initially populated from propriatory database.
  2. ↑ Collection data from WasteData Flow for calendar year 2017, and refers to only waste colleced at the kerbside.
  3. ↑ Combined Garden, Food and Mixed Waste.
  4. ↑ Collection of Food and Garden Waste together in the same bin.
  5. ↑ 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. ↑ 6.0 6.1 This should detail the Kerbside Collection Scheme operated by the LA e.g. co-mingled, twin stream or source segregated.
  7. ↑ 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

Destination Information

Key Metrics

Metric[1] Indicator Ranking
Number of HWRC(s) <rank>
Population per HWRC <rank>
Residual Waste per Person (kg/person) <rank>
Residual Waste per Ha (t/ha) <rank>
Recycling Rate (%) <rank>
Organic Waste per Person (kg/person) <rank>
Food Waste per Person (kg/person) <rank>
Residual Waste to Landfill (%) <rank>
Waste Used to Produce Energy (%) <rank>
Recyclate
* Garden (tonnes) <rank>
* Food (tonnes) <rank>
* Dry Recyclate (tonnes) <rank>
Residual Waste (tonnes) <rank>

}

Significant Tonnage Summary[2]

Stream Facility Operator Address Material Tonnes
Comingled recyclate Materials recovery facility Veolia E S South Downs Ltd Hollingdean Lane, Hollingdean, Brighton, East Sussex NA 14059.10
Green waste In vessel composting Veolia Environmental Services Southdowns Ltd Woodlands Composting Facility, Nr Whitesmith, Chiddingly, East Sussex Green garden waste only 4996.81
Residual waste Incineration with energy recovery Veolia ES South Downs Ltd Newhaven Energy Recovery Facility, North Quay, Newhaven, East Sussex NA 73845.50
Source segregated recyclate Reprocessor - recycling (qu19) Day Group Limited Murphys Wharf, Lombard Wall, LONDON Mixed glass 7741.40

For further destination information see Disposal Authority (Brighton and Hove City Council.)

  1. ↑ Collated from Waste Data Flow returns for callendar year 2017.
  2. ↑ Tonnages under 2000 tonnes have been screened out.
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