The EA responded to urgent letter from Ni4H sent on 26th June 2022 with this email sent on 18th July 2022. Thank you for your letter received on 26 June 2022, we will treat your correspondence as a consultation response to...
Ni4H was advised to make several Freedom of Information Requests which can be viewed here: https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/user/no_incinerator_4_horsham_communi
Ni4H Response to EA Second Consultation 48 Responses to the Environment Agency’s second consultation have been published, including those sent by No Incinerator 4 Horsham Community Group (Ni4H). The responses and related documents can be viewed here: https://consult.environment-agency.gov.uk/psc/rh12-4qd-britaniacrest-recycling-limited-draft-dec/ Here...
Last Chance to Have Your Say The proposed incinerator Horsham incinerator site is in North Horsham off the A264 in Langhurstwood Road, near Warnham Station and the under-construction Mowbray Village. Planning Permission was granted following an Inquiry, an Environment...
UKWIN celebrates Scotland’s incinerator moratorium announcement The UK Without Incineration Network (UKWIN) applauds the Scottish Government’s decision to accept the recommendation of the independent Incineration Review that, effective immediately, no further planning permissions should be granted for new waste...
Introduction The site for the proposed incinerator is in North Horsham off the A264 in Langhurstwood Road, near Warnham Station and the under-construction Mowbray Village. Planning Permission was refused by West Sussex County Council in 2018. Permission was granted...
UK Incineration Overcapacity The UK already has more incineration capacity existing and under construction than we will have genuinely residual waste to burn (especially if the Governments adopts its residual waste reduction targets). Even if incineration were the best...
The UK Government has announced a proposed target to halve the amount of waste going to incineration and landfill. If this is achieved, there simply won’t be enough waste to burn so we need to be thinking about an...
Stop, Sort, Burn, Bury – incineration in the waste hierarchy: independent review. The review into waste incineration commissioned by the Scottish Government recommends limiting new incineration capacity in Scotland to address concerns about incineration lock-in harming recycling and impeding...
Summary Briefing Note 9 • Britaniacrest Recycling Limited have applied for a permit variation from us to add mechanical sorting and an energy recovery facility to its existing site off Langhurstwood Road, Horsham. • We closed our first public...