The new owners, Qair, call the proposed Horsham incinerator, CHER, the Centre for Horsham Energy Recovery. Construction work on the substantial building and 95-metre stack was due to start in Summer 2023 and take approximately three years. In December...
Open letter calls on new Government to ban new incinerators “Dear UK Government, we are calling on you to urgently introduce a ban on new waste incineration capacity in England to support recycling, waste minimisation, and the move towards...
MP for Horsham Calls for Horsham’s Incinerator Permit to be Suspended – SIGN PETITION – Ni4H News April 2024 A representative of the new owners, Qair, at the last Community Liaison Group meeting on 28 February 2024 stated that there...
Jeremy Quin, Member of Parliament for Horsham, has written to the Defra Minister, Mark Spencer MP, requesting that the recently issued Direction to the Environment Agency pausing the environmental permitting of waste incineration facilities in England is extended to...
No Incinerator 4 Horsham Community Group (Ni4H) is delighted that the Rt. Hon. Sir Mark Spencer MP has issued a Direction to the Environment Agency under regulation 62 of the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016, requiring a...
Email from Jeremy Quin MP to No Incinerator 4 Horsham Community Group (Ni4H) 9th April 2024 9th April 2024 Dear Ni4H, I wanted to make you aware of the Dear Colleague I, and other colleagues, received from the Minister late...
No Incinerator 4 Horsham Community Group continues to campaign, keep up to date with the latest relevant local, UK and worldwide news and raise community concerns. Some representatives of the Community Group recently attended an interesting and helpful meeting...
No Incinerator 4 Horsham Community Group (Ni4H) continues to campaign and raise community concerns. Some representatives of the Community Group recently attended an interesting and helpful meeting with Horsham MP, Jeremy Quin, who later said: “Great to catch up...
The UK Without Incineration Network (UKWIN) ‘Incinerators & Health: Fact or Fiction?’ November 2023 briefing, raises concerns about how incinerators are regulated. The briefing explores how statements made by the Environment Agency (EA), the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA),...
Genuine steps must be taken to minimise local pollution and health risks from waste incinerators. Much more could be done including better technology, higher stacks, greater controls over feedstocks, and more rigorous monitoring and enforcement. Incinerators & Health: Fact...
