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Welcome
RWM is the UK's longest running, best attended and biggest annual event for the recycling and waste management industry. It has over 500 exhibitors, more than 9,500 visitors and 3 seminar theatres covering all areas of this dynamic industry. The event is already 80% sold out, contact us to find out about Exhibiting.
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Guildford Borough Council ‘go live’ with Uniclass Waste Management software
 ROCC have supplied Guildford Borough Council a web-based Waste Management software Solution. The hub of the solution is a citizen-facing contact centre which allows citizens to raise any issues they h... |
Industry News
Local Government Association responds to Big Brother claims about chips in bins Local Government Association responds to Big Brother claims about chips in bins, Ruth Faulkner, 2010-03-12 00:00:00.0; An investigation into privacy intrusions should be focusing on "more important issues" than the country's rubbish bins according to the Local Government Association. The report, Lifting the Lid, by the organisation Big Brother Watch, part of the Tax Payers' Alliance, looks into the number of councils placing microchips into bins and what this means for people's privacy. , Shortlist of bidders announced for Essex Waste Partnership PFI Shortlist of bidders announced for Essex Waste Partnership PFI, Ruth Faulkner, 2010-03-12 00:00:00.0; A shortlist of seven companies in the running for a waste treatment contract has been announced by Essex Waste Partnership. The partnership, made up of Essex County Council and Southend-on-Sea Borough Council, recently received Government Private Finance Initiative credits of around £100million to improve the way waste is treated in Essex. They are also looking into new ways to deal with non-recyclable waste. , Plans for plants that can turn waste plastic into fuel Plans for plants that can turn waste plastic into fuel, Ruth Faulkner, 2010-03-12 00:00:00.0; A new plant which turns mixed waste plastics into liquid synthetic fuels is now fully operational in Ireland, with the promise of more similar plants to come in the UK and throughout Europe. Cynar Recycling's first plant in Portlaoise, Ireland can process up to 10 tonnes of waste plastics per day. Although plants can be built to process up to 20 tonnes of waste per day producing up to 19,000 litres of fuel products at a conversion rate of 95%. ,
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