Biffa has been at the forefront of the UK’s waste industry for over a hundred years, with operations that span the entire breadth of the waste management process including collection, reuse, recycling, treatment, disposal, and energy generation.
As an approved supplier, North West Recycling have been a key long-term partner for Biffa’s activity within Cumbria and in their efforts to divert waste from landfill.
We are incredibly proud of our partnership with Biffa and so thankful to work with a like minded organisation who shares our values in terms of better, greener waste processing. With Biffa being the leading business waste operation in the UK and our site’s ability to process more waste than any other in the region, we are obvious partners for each other, in delivering:
Our work with Biffa has allowed NWR to significantly expand the amount of waste we can take in and given Biffa access to a cost effective, responsible and reliable waste disposal partner. Highlights include:
In the waste management business, we are often surprised by what comes our way on the processing lines and within our skips. However, it is not every day that you discover a genuine war medal.
Our new NWR website is now live! Easy 24/7 skip hire is now available, account customers can make account payments and so much more
North West Recycling (NWR) recently welcomed Hyundai Construction Equipment Europe to their Carlisle HQ, to feature in a Hyundai advertising campaign.
We are delighted to join three new recruits to our management team. Matt, Lisa and Tony, bring a wealth of experience and expertise into the business.
North West Recycling (NWR), Cumbria’s leading private waste management company is pleased to announce that it has joined the Chartered Institute of Waste Management (CIWM).
North West Recycling (NWR) has further strengthened its management team with the appointment of Ian Ireland, in the new role of Marketing Director.
Last week, we publicly announced the renaming of the company and the ambitious plans that we have put in place to help in the region’s efforts to combat Co2 emission.
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