Documents have revealed which Nottinghamshire tips could end up closing in the coming years amid plans for new "supersites" to replace those closed down. Household waste recylcing centres in West Bridgford, Kirkby and Bilsthorpe are among those that Nottinghamshire County Council could shut.
Documents have revealed which Nottinghamshire tips could end up closing in the coming years amid plans for new "supersites" to replace those closed down. Household waste recylcing centres in West Bridgford, Kirkby and Bilsthorpe are among those that Nottinghamshire County Council could shut. The authority first carried out an independent review of its recycling centres in 2022 and a group at the council then went through a series of scenarios for the future of Nottinghamshire 's tips.
The council has said that "commercial sensitivity issues" mean it cannot be more specific about plans at this stage, but a presentation by the authority now shows which tips could go. The first scenario would only keep four of the 12 current tips, with the Beeston, Calverton, Newark and Warsop sites being retained. To offset the eight closures, this scenario would see three new "supersites" being created
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