Waste and resources
Waste facilities draw objection and face two consenting regimes. We have secured planning consent for advanced recycling in six planning authorities and permitted novel treatment technology in under four months.
What decides these sites
- Land allocation and use class
- Traffic, noise, dust and odour
- Local objection
- Permit type and the regulator's view of the process
- Fire prevention plans
How we approach them
We run planning and permitting together, so the scheme that is consented is the one that can be permitted and operated.
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Planning
Applications, appeals, planning obligations and discharge of conditions.
Environmental permitting
Bespoke and standard rules permits, DoWCoP, exemptions and regulator liaison.
Site strategy
What a site can become, how it gets consent, how long it takes and what it costs.
Transaction support
Consenting and permitting due diligence for funders and acquirers.
Recent work
Advanced mixed waste recycling facilities
Planning consent under Use Class B2 for advanced mixed waste recycling on six sites, each in a different planning authority, in England and Scotland.
Milton Keynes, St Helens, Leeds, Sheffield, Dundee and Bristol
Municipal solid waste treatment, novel technology
Environmental permit for the treatment of municipal solid waste using a novel technology, issued in under four months.
Leeds
Discuss a site in confidence
Tell us about the site and what you need from it. One fixed fee, agreed before work starts.