Co-minglers might have to prove quality of result

A number of local authorities, including Peterborough co-mingle recyclables in a single collection.
Other authorities collect each recyclable item separately.
In 2008 this was demonstrated to be better value, since the end product is more likely to fetch a good price.

The Campaign for Real Recycling is challenging the asssumption so far made:
that co-mingled collections of paper, metal, plastics and glass produces a quality result.

http://www.realrecycling.org.uk/news/news39.php

A judicial review hearing will be held in Cardiff, starting on 14th December 2011.

http://t.co/WZRommY3

Peterborough for Responsible Waste Management  fights for good quality recycling.

Campaigners decide to challenge the Secretary of State’s radioactive waste decision

I am delighted this decision has been reached and I wish them well.

How to help:

If you are near Peterborough come along to this meeting next Sunday on the Lincoln Road.  Here are the details https://fionaradic.wordpress.com/2011/07/01/radioactivewaste/  The exact location and a map are on little green calendar.

And click here to find news and links to all the background material: http://ldia.org.uk/post/Campaigners-bring-a-legal-challenge.aspx  This is one to watch.  Do support this campaign in whatever ways you can.

Open Forum: public meeting on Radioactive Waste

Sunday 17 July 1pm – 3pm

The Crown Inn, 749 Lincoln Road, Peterborough, PE1 3HD

Radioactive Waste the hot topic this time

There will be a presentation from Local Democracy in Action and invited speakers

For a briefing on the current situation please go here

More background here  and here and here

This event’s organiser is John Knowles 07999 850 223

The Crown is at http://www.crow​ntotown.co.uk/

Peterborough’s waste group “appalled” by Eric Pickles’ decision

Click on the title for the links to the waste management group’s letter in today’s Peterborough Evening Telegraph.

ProFoRWM’s letter published today. ProFoRWM’s facebook page is here.

Eric Pickles’ decision as described by the BBC is here