WSR attended the Charity Ball & Auction in aid of Zoe's Place on 26 September 2015.

Great evening and for a worthy cause.

Well done to all who helped raise funds.

WSR staff have some fun on their horse riding hack earlier this month (October) in the countryside.

Well done to Michelle, Anna, Monika and Beverley and thanks to the beautiful horses.

See link:

https://bdaily.co.uk/environment/20-10-2015/wsr-recycling-celebrates-25-years-with-record-turnover/

WSR Recycling Ltd is pleased to announce that we have received certification to the Occupational Health & Safety management system specification BS OHSAS 18001. As a business we have implemented this standard in order to assist in promoting a safe and healthy working environment by providing a framework that helps us to:

• Identify and control health and safety risks;
• Reduce the potential for accidents;
• Aid legal compliance;
• Improve overall performance.

The OHSAS 18000 standards provides WSR Recycling Ltd with the elements of an effective safety management system which can be integrated with our other management systems and help us to achieve better occupational health and safety performance and economic objectives.

It also provides the means to help any organization develop and implement a safety policy and objectives, which take into account legal requirements and information about OH&S risks.

As part of the implementation process WSR Recycling Ltd has ensured that our BS OHSAS 18001 system is fully aligned with our existing ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 management systems.  As a company we now proudly state that our business activities are fully integrated into these universally recognized ‘best practice’ management standards.

WSR Recycling Ltd. is pleased to announce that we have been awarded a three-year Waste Management contract by local college, Saints Peter & Paul Catholic College.

The contract is to supply various containers for the provision of Waste Management services to the college.

WSR looks forward to forging a strong working relationship with Saints Peter & Paul Catholic College in the coming years.

The Environment Agency has produced more than 50 new and revised sets of standard rules for regulating waste activities in England.

The documents cover the wide variety of activities including anaerobic digestion, composting, waste transfer stations, metal recycling, vehicle dismantling, waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) treatment, and incinerator bottom ash treatment.

General amendments include amending older standard rules to update references to directives and legislation that has been superseded and to use consistent definitions and terminology.

Other standard rules have been amended to take into account amendments to the Industrial Emissions Directive and the new requirements for sites who store combustible waste to have a fire prevention plan.

The standard rules are available here