Premier Waste Management’s Parc technology began the process of recommissioning last week, following the introduction of new systems and technologies.

Responding to the drive to recycle bio-waste Materials Recycling Week (MRW) in association with The Resource Recovery Forum is holding an Anaerobic Digestion & Alternative Waste Treatment Technologies Conference on 22 May 2008.

GreenCycle is taking over kerbside collection in Durham City, Easington, Sedgefield and Chester-le-Street on 31 March 2008.

Recycling bag scheme coming to an end in Durham and Easington

Plastic bottles and cardboard have been added to the items collected from the kerbside in Durham City and Easington.

Read our response to the BBC Inside Out broadcast.

We are now starting a recruitment drive to fill more than 20 positions at our Monument Park Commercial & Industrial Recycling Facility. We need supervisors, weigh bridge operators, machine drivers and manual recycling staff.

The first phase of our recycling facility at Monument Park in Washington, Tyne & Wear is being commissioned. We have already secured planning permission for a 12-tower Parc facility for this site.

New improved purple bags on the way to householders taking part in the recycling bag scheme.

The latest waste analysis in line with UK average.

Premier Waste Management are trialing a new way to collect plastic bottles and cardboard.

Parc has become part of the Defra New Technologies Demonstrator Programme.

Premier is the largest provider of kerbside recycling services in the North East of England, supplying its unique ‘Kerb-It’ service to residents in Tyne and Wear and County Durham. Premier currently services over 410,000 households in County Durham, Gateshead, South Tyneside and Sunderland.