About
Jameson Road is a landfill facility which has existed on this site since the 1970s.
The site holds an environmental permit to accept non-hazardous waste for disposal and it is regulated by the Environment Agency.
History
The area around the Jameson Road site has a long history of industrial development dating back to the 19th Century.
The area has been used for the production and processing of salt, ammonia, chlorine and other chemicals over the last 150 years.
How the waste industry works
Ever wondered what happens to the waste that you put in your bin? The non-recyclable waste doesn’t go straight to landfill – it goes through a complex process to remove every piece of recyclable material possible, and only around 5% ends up in a landfill site.
Future Plans
Although the site has planning permission to operate until 2033, if we tip at our maximum permitted levels it could be closed by 2028.
The site would then be restored and landscaped. Our aim is to work with the local community to agree a planting and restoration scheme that will deliver bio diversity net gain.
Latest News
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Community
We are looking to work closely with the community regarding ongoing operations, community funding and eventual site restoration.
Our community liaison group comprises local MPs, councillors, residents and regulatory agencies. The group meets regularly and the minutes from these meetings are available here…
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