West Sussex County Council Planning Committee on 19th June 2018 refused in an 8 to 4 vote the planning application by Britaniacrest, for a Recycling, Recovery and Renewable Energy Facility at the Former Wealden Brickworks in Horsham, application WSCC/015/18/NH. No Incinerator...
Horsham Wealden Brickworks Industrial Incinerator Public meeting Make your voice heard Join the discussion about the proposed incinerator at Horsham Wealden Brickworks Saturday 9th June 10:30 am – Doors open for refreshments 11:00 am – Chaired panel discussion followed...
Lionel Barnard, Chairman of West Sussex County Council, accepting the petition against the incinerator.
RESULTS The deadline to submit comments about the planned Incinerator has now been reached. The following chart shows the total number of people that made an online representation categorised by their response. It is clear more people DON’T want...
Event: The No Incinerator 4 Horsham Protest Walk Date: Saturday 14th April Time: 11.30am (Finish 12.30pm) Location: West Street, Horsham, outside Wilko retailer (RH12 1PT – the former Shelley fountain) Please support this event and join us. Residents from...
More and more members of the public are demanding that supermarkets, industry and government make efforts to reduce the production and use of plastics. What are the ramifications for the incineration industry? In the near future, single use plastics...
Britaniacrest have announced plans to show their new proposals to the public. The public presentations will be held at: Roffey Millennium Hall Crawley Road Horsham RH12 4DT Friday 26th January 4pm – 7pm Saturday 27th January 10am – 1pm
edit 19/03/2018 PLEASE NOTE THE DOCUMENTS BELOW WERE USED FOR THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL BATTLE AGAINST THE INCINERATOR. The second attempt for planning can now be found be clicking the link below or click the link at the top of...
Is Toxic Air Coming To Horsham? Two community groups join forces to raise awareness during the Friends of the Earth Clean Air week, 24th -2nd July 2017. With the threat of an industrial and commercial incinerator in Horsham and...
Just a few years ago the people of Horsham were asked if we wanted an incinerator in our market town. The answer was a resounding “NO!” As a result, taxpayers money went into funding alternative methods of waste handling and energy...
