Information for Raynesway ReSource Park (near Spondon)
Status: PreventedPlanning Region: East Midlands
Planning Sub-Region: Derby
Operator: Raynesway ReSource Park Limited (part of Cyclamax)
Capacity: 70,000
Campaign Group(s): Derby FoE , Spondon To Oppose Pollution (STOP) and Sinfin and Spondon Against INcineration (SSAIN)
Notes: No news of renewed activity as of 04 December 2012, with the permit application having been withdrawn in March 2011 [Source]. Application submitted 29 May 2009 for an Energy Generation Facility (gasification incinerator for commercial waste) [Source]. Planning permission was refused by Derby City Council in March 2010 [Source, Source]. Cyclamax appealed in October 2010 and then withdrew their application in December 2010 but said they "will explore submitting a new revised planning application in 2011" [Source]. (Entry updated 2012-12-04)
Environment Agency Compliance Assessment Reports
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