Linda Crichton (Head of Local Advisory Services), Emma Marsh (Local Communications Manager) and Helen Bird (Business Waste and Recycling Adviser) all spoke at RWM 2010 covering topics on improving efficiency of household waste recycling, what local authorities are doing to reduce commercial waste to landfill and communicating with householders. Here are their presentations:
Linda Crichton Improving efficiency of household waste recycling (652 kb) ![]()
Helen Bird Reducing commercial waste to landfill (636 kb) ![]()
Emma Marsh Communicating at a local level (784 kb) ![]()
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Other links
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DEFRA
The government department concerned with environment, waste and recycling
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Local Authorities Recycling Advisory Committee
Facilitates the exchange of information thoughout local government
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Local Government Association
Offers support to all local authorities in England and Wales
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Convention of Scottish Local Authorities
The representative voice of Scottish local government
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IDeA Knowledge
The local authorities' gateway to national support
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Public Private Partnerships Programme
Comprehensive procurement support including hands-on project support
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Chartered Institution of Wastes Management
The professional body that represents over 6,000 wastae professionals
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Community Recycling Network
Promotes community waste management in the UK
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Community Composting Network
Supports and promotes the community management and use of bio-degradable waste
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Furniture Re-use Network
Promotes the re-use of unwasted furniture and household effects
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Capital Waste Facts
Information and data about recycling and waste management in London
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The Real Nappy Campaign
Information on real nappies and The Real Nappy Campaign
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Waste Information Network
Provides up to date information on all aspects of waste management



