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According to the Worcestershire News a Massive plant to burn home waste on the cards
They report that “construction of a massive incineration plant to burn Worcestershire’s household waste is now a distinct possibility” quoting Worcestershire County Council’s Head of Environmental Services, John Hobbs. Mr Hobbs told Worcestershire County Councillors that the firm contracted to dispose of the county’s rubbish, Mercia Waste, “favours energy from waste” Continue Reading “Nasty surprise for Worcestershire” »
In August 2008 Worcestershire County Council’s Head of Environmental Services described the construction of a massive incinerator plant a “distinct possibility” as it is the favoured option of Mercia/Severn, with whom they have a 25 year waste contract. Worcestershire and Herefordshire councils signed a 25-year waste contract in 2001 with Mercia Waste Management, to be delivered by its sister company Severn Waste Services. Mercia failed in 2002 with their plans for an incinerator in Kidderminster. The sites currently being considered have yet to be revealed.
See the Worcester News article entitled Massive plant to burn home waste on the cards dated Monday 4th August 2008 for details
