Bletchley Landfill Restoration Plans
Bletchley is currently expected to cease as a landfill site in 2022. Over time, the intention is to see the site turned into a mixture of woodland, agricultural and recreational land uses.
As a requirement of the 2002 planning permission, a restoration
plan has been submitted to the Council which is designed to improve the
landscape and create an environment that will enhance local flora and
fauna.
Landfill sites are restored in phases and
work at Bletchley is already underway. The football pitches at the
western end of the site are located on previously restored land and
provide a local amenity use. Plans for the rest of the site include a
mixture of woodland, agricultural and further amenity land uses, with an
emphasis on ecological improvement and public access in the
longer-term.
The restoration plan is designed to
create an environment that will blend naturally with the surrounding
landscape and complement existing areas of ecological interest such as
the Blue Lagoon nature reserve.
Download the proposed restoration plan here
Download the proposed restoration plan here
Compost
We operate compost plants throughout the UK, and compost over 100,000
tonnes every year.
The compost produced finds a variety of end users; restoration of our own landfill sites, some is returned to our local authority partners, and, increasingly it is used for the manufacture of top quality soils and bagged compost for the retail sector.
The compost produced finds a variety of end users; restoration of our own landfill sites, some is returned to our local authority partners, and, increasingly it is used for the manufacture of top quality soils and bagged compost for the retail sector.
Methods of composting; Windrow composting, Pod composting, In-vessel systems.
To find out more, visit our compost section.
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