Results for "waste"

Find out about the survey we have commissioned of waste generated by the construction and demolition sector in Wales, commencing April 2021.

Check if there is an exemption for your waste activity or if you need a permit

Find out if the activities you do mean you're a waste carrier, broker or dealer and which tier you must register in

How to safely dispose of the waste produced after dipping sheep and what permissions are required.

The note consists of five parts A-E. Each part must be completed by every person or business involved in moving the waste, at the right time

Find out how to change the permit you already have to dispose of waste sheep dip to land.

Find out how to apply for a permit and charges for disposing of waste sheep dip to land.

Looking for resources to explain the damaging impacts and effects of litter, fly-tipping and waste on the natural environment?

01 Nov 2014)

The way waste is classified and assessed is changing significantly on 1st June 2015.

We will normally accept the following waste types for a permitted deposit for recovery activity

Guidance for waste operators on their responsibilities to notify us, pay a fee and provide waste returns

Livestock manures and slurry are not normally regarded as waste. If they are managed inappropriately however, we may consider them a waste material.

Information for organisations in Wales that are EEE producers, approved authorised treatment facilities (AATFs), approved exporters (AEs) and the producer compliance schemes

Check what permit you can apply for and if you need planning permission