North West Environmental Statistics 1997-98 Environmental Statistics 1997-98 This booklet provides a sum m ary o f w aste and environm ent-related statistics for the the for statistics ent-related environm and aste w f o ary m sum a provides booklet This nd tet nt prtos b lclatoiy district. and authority inert local by accept to licensed operations, t sites en landfill on treatm Data d i) an appendices: o tw are here T than ation inform waste detailed ore m contains It series. a in third the is ooklet b The waste f o operators uthorities, A Local to value f o be will it hope We issues. ental environm people. local for area picnic pleasant a provide and nature, to returnit to work conservation undergone c o n stru c tio n /d e m o litio n waste, and ii) In p u t/o u tp u t and recovery data for NW transfer transfer NW for data recovery and t u tp u t/o u p In ii) and waste, n litio o m e /d n tio c stru n o c (IPC) Control Pollution Integrated under authorised processes industrial n and breakdow quality geographical sets a data use key f o tables parison com subsequent the allow introduced. is to are previously; quality order systems in data it Area published Agency does Hopefully, handling by n and those either w N o recovered. d waste ith r w o collection on disposal). broken better for recycled is ation 1 as are inform year Table region which on the include wastes year from on n licensed therefore, exported proving atio im not, from rm aste w fo in g does in collected d and clu data include (in returns site arisings ents from than ovem m piled rather com is deposit booklet this in n on atio ation rm info inform aste W useful regards Agency provide ent to ent Environm itm m The com 1997-98. ongoing its year f o financial part the as g rin u d publication Region this t s e w rth o N ntoduci smmay wse nus o t t ie i 1997-98. in sites st e w rth o N to inputs waste f o ary m sum : n ctio u d year. tro In next water for on ation planned are inform ents ontents ental C developm environm Further users. additional from some e, regulations. tim requests first reflects the for contained and. ation before, inform the and uthorities, A Local n o based arily prim also is ation inform the that aware be an should ith w facilities.Users ent organisations) and issues. anagem m ental waste (individuals environm and others f o planning range wide aste a w in and interest facilities, ent anagem m 1 has that area an includes It Warrington. in site landfill Limited'sArpley Waste 3C shows cover front The niomna Saitc 1997-98 Statistics Environmental at 3 Part Part 6 Part 4 Part 2 Part at 7 Part Part 5 Special w aste arisings & deposits, waste m ovem ents and disposal/treatm ent ent disposal/treatm and ents ovem m waste force; in deposits, & licences arisings aste w handled, & Special treated of, disposed waste tables: ary m Sum W ater quality data covering bathing beaches, estuarine and river water quality. water river and estuarine beaches, bathing covering data Integrated quality under ater W authorised processes industrial f o maps and facilities. tables ent ary m Sum anagem m waste licensed er th O used. s d o eth m P ollution C ontrol legislation. ontrol C ollution waste. P ercial m com & industrial household, accept to licenced sites landfill data. onitoring m and complaint, registration, D etailed inform ation o n site inputs, o u tp u ts and rem aining capacity at at capacity aining rem and ts u tp u o inputs, site n o ation inform etailed D
INPUTS TO NORTH WEST WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES
Table 1. provides a breakdown of the methods used to handle and dispose of waste in the Northwest in 1997-98. It shows the distribution of waste-related activities between the three Agency areas, and provides comparative data (where this is available) for 1996-7, in order to give some indication of trends in these activites.
Table 1. Waste handled and method used. ( 000's tonnes)
South Central North Region
DISPOSAL OPERATIONS 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8
1. Landfilled 5,937 6,027 2.603 2.678 1,168.0 1,843 0 9.708 10,548 d) dcgnMkbir 4.177 4.794 1.668 1.493 780.0 6Q6 0 6.625 6,893 b) non 2. Lagoon/borehole ISO 7,582 0 0 0.0 0.0 250 7.582 3. Indneratedi 97 78 0 0 0.1 0 1 97 78 Total fo r final disposal 6.284 13.687 2,647 2.678 1,119.0 1,843.0 10.055 18.208 4.Recycled 578 625 443 144 21.0 78 0 1.042 847 a) lawny'* a/a 353 a/a 6 n/t 60.0 «/« 419 b) mttaJ recycling sits5 578 272 443 21.0 18.0 1,042 428 5. Treoted 2.074 1,943 74 28 53.0 S6.0 2.201 2.027 6. Hondled by transfer station 1,423 2.015 719 1.176 155.0 199.0 2.297 3.390 i) one amaiiry site 306 558 158 8 34.0 44.0 340 610 b) Other transfer 1,117 1.159 561 1.168 121.0 15SJ) 1.799 2.482 7. Other 40 o/a 23 n/a 0.0 n/a 63 n/a Total waste disposed by other methods 4,115 4,583 1,259 1,348 229.0 333.0 5,604 6,264 1 Includes non-degradahle waste disposed of at sites licensed for both degradable and non-degradable waste. 2 The big increase shown in disposal to Lagoons and boreholes is the result of a change in the method of collecting the data; in 1997-98 the disposal weight shown includes water, in 1996-97 an estimate was made o f the solids remaining after drainage/evaporation. ^ 'Incinerated' includes waste dealt with at sites authorised under both 1PC and waste legislation 4 Data on recovery is currently only available for a limited number of sites; it is included here for indicative purposes. 5 'Metal recycling sites' provides data for licensed waste management sites only. Exempt metal recycling sites are not required to make returns ENVIRONMENT AGENCY 007933 2 Summary waste deposit statistics T he reg io n also has a n u m b er o f other landfill sites licensed for the disposal o f industrial industrial f o disposal the for licensed sites landfill f o other level f o the er b but m as u n West, capacity a orth has N arise disposal also The m area. n sum io 5 aining & reg 4 rem uthority A he T Local years' the 2, six and each Tables for waste. waste about inputs has estic ercial m site dom com for and and currently routes hole, voidspace industrial w a g s disposal u in o main ain the azard rem -h e n o th n f provide o to e u ajority tin m n co sites Landfill and com m ercial w aste, som e o f which are further restricted to the disposal o f wastes wastes f o disposal the to restricted further are which f o e som aste, w anchester. M ercial m Greater com and and Merseyside Lancashire, in er low is provision oducd b snl fr s. firm single by ced u d ro p capacity landfill remaining and inputs Site 2: Part w here they have been the principal m ethod o f disposal for the slurries and sludges sludges and Table slurries the for provision, disposal disposal f o aste w ethod West m orth N f o principal the feature been particular a have are they here w boreholes and Lagoons stream s and. like in -h o u se only sites, should not be considered as potentially available for for available potentially as waste considered specific be to not dedicated should are sites, waste. facilities f only o se These u sector. o types -h in er icals th like o chem ’s n io and. s reg the stream by ced u d ro p M W H Table 3. 3. Table ^ Table 3: note change in method o f recording borehole inputs explained in footnote to Table I. N.B. inpul data for data N.B. inpul I. to Table footnote in explained inputs borehole recording f o method in change note 3: Table ^ 1 ■ Tables 2. 3. 4. 5 show maximum annual deposits permitted by the site licence. site the by permitted deposits annual maximum show 5 4. 1 3. ■2. Tables 3 these sites can be misleading, as the solids content o f the discharged material can be as low as 5% and the water water the and 5% as low as be can material discharged the f o solidscontent the as misleading, be can sites these which is also deposited will subsequently drain or evaporate off. evaporate or drain subsequently will deposited also is which Lancashire Cumbria Cheshire t s Total T est W rth o N Merseyside Greater Manchester Greater Cheshire (all NW) (all Cheshire 2 . Voidspacedeposits and at siteslicensed forMixed Biodegradable and Waste Deposit wasteatof lagoonsand boreholes licensed for IndustrialWaste2 //7149 1996-7 1/4/98 1/4/97 3I.22S S 5,992 ,5 ,2 .9 .6 .4 1,494 1.247 3.667 2.596 7,821 9,750 .7 5.731 8.766 3.374 2,877 eann odpc (000m3) voidspace Remaining Remaining voidspace (OOOmJ) 1/4/97 35.429 26.717 1181,4 ,5 7.095 6,654 13,440 51,198 .2 2.105 2.320 .0 .2 .7 1,279 2.275 2.627 8.609 1/4/98 2052.576 32.025 Perm itted itted Perm (000 tpa) (000 deposits1 1997 8 ,6 2.712 3,467 2.108 ,2 570 1,922 Actual deposits (000 tpa) (000 deposits Actual 1996-7 9671997-8 1996-7 846 (000 tpa) (000 deposits deposits Actual Actual 1997-8 7.582 2,717 1,460 930 494 Table 4.4 Voidspace and deposits at sites licensed for Industrial & Commercial Waste Remaining Permitted Actual voidspace deposits 1 deposits (000m 3) (000 tpa) (000 tpa) 1/4/97 1/4/98 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 Cumbria open gate 3,355 3.068 S7S 220 293 in-house only 416 124 Lancashire open gate 3.592 3.186 2.105 810 777 in-house only 337 35 Merseyside open gate 13 4 3 n/a m-house only 62 C Manchester open gate 213 658 356 2.2 8 in-house only 529 18 Cheshire open gate 5.831 1900 600 398 108 in-house only TOTAL open gate 13.004 8,816 3,639 1,430 1,188 in-house only S.069 445 Table 5.4 Voidspace and deposits at sites licensed for Industrial & Commercial Waste Remaining Permitted Actual voidspace deposits 1 deposits (000m3) (000 tpa) (000 tpa) 1/4/97 1/4/98 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 Cumbria open gate 654 1,101 1,341 48 53 in-house only 676 6.6 Lancashire open gate 313 746 1.060 374 318 in-house only Merseyside open gate 126 104 188 S2 19 in-house only * - C Manchester open gate 758 202 1.839 203 602 m-house only Cheshire open gate 769 68S 100 86 74 in-house only * 5.2 TOTAL open gate 2,647 2,838 4,528 763 1.066 m-house only 1,1643 7 U Tables 4 and S show inputs for sites handling wastes on a commercial basis (open gate), and for sites dedicated to waste from a single producer (in-house only); these sites are not available for general use and the remaining voidspace and site inputs are not included axe not included in the waste breakdown data on pages 6 and 7, or in the calculations o f remaining capacity on pages 1 S. 17 and 19. 4 Table 6. Types of waste handled at licensed waste management facilities in North West England. 1997-98» C u m b r i a (000s) tonnes per annum T o tal 1. Degradable landfill 0 245 499.4 2.6 39.9 0.5 0 787.4 2. Inert & C/D landfill inputs 0 52.5 0 0 0 0 0 52.5 3. Transfer operations inputs 0 80.9 66.4 0.2 6.9 0 0 154.7 outputs 0 6.6 37.7 0.1 1.2 0 0 45.9 recovered 0 39 3 6.4 11.3 0.2 0 0 57.2 4. Treatment Plants inputs 0 0 8.7 28.7 18.6 0 0 56.0 outputs 0 0 12.0 36.9 5.8 0 0 54.8 recovered 0 0 0.04 0.1 2.3 0 0 2.5 5. Metal recovery operations inputs 0 0 0 18.1 0 0 0 18.1 outputs 0 0 0 18.1 0 0 0 18.1 Total to landfill 0 297.S 499.4 2.6 39.9 0.5 0 840.0 Total recovered2 0 J9.3 6.4 11.4 2.5 0.3 0 59.6 L a n c a s h i r e (000’s) tonnes per annum T o ta l 1. Degradable landfill inputs 0 870 1.264 0 40.6 0 62.4 2,237 2. Inert & C/D landfill inputs 0 210.S 107.3 0 0 0 0 317.8 3. Lagoon inputs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4. Transfer operations inputs 0 586.7 493.5 76.8 10.7 0 02 1,168 outputs 0 477.2 243.3 53.6 6.6 0 02 780 recovered 0 4.0 0.1 0 2.3 0 0 6 4. Treatment Plants inputs 0 1.6 26.4 0 0.2 0 0 28.2 outputs 0 0.1 0 2 0 0.2 0 0 0.5 S. Metal recovery operations inputs 0 0.1 2.8 133.4 1.3 0 0 137.5 outputs 0 0 3 3 132.1 1.9 0 0 137.3 Total to landfill 0 1.080.5 1,371.2 0 40.6 0 62.4 2,555 Total recovered2 0 4.0 0.1 0 2.3 0 0 6 Merseyside & G . M anchester (OOO’s) tonnes per annum Total 1. Degradable landfill inputs 0 27S.S 2,098.1 0 58 2 1.2 0 2,433 3. Inert & C/D landfill inputs 0 455.5 16S.6 0 0 0 0 621.1 outputs 0 1.2 0.3 0 0 0 0 1.4 recovered 0 37.7 789 0 0 0 0 116.5 4. Transfer operations inputs 0.6 315.9 733.7 0 83.6 24.9 0 1,158.7 outputs 0 93.6 484.8 0 60.6 4.7 0 643.7 recovered 0 60.4 S7.7 0 58.8 0 0 176.9 S. Treatment Plants inputs 0 1.9 1.292 0 479.3 0 0.3 1,773 outputs 0 0 936 0 153.0 0 0 1,089 recovered 0 0.7 40.6 0 9.7 0 0 51 6. Meta1 recovery operations inputs 0 0 3.6 207 9 3 0 0 214.5 outputs 0 0 0.1 10.1 0 0 0 10.2 Total to landfill 0 744. S 2,261.7 0 58.2 1.2 0 3.052 Total recovered2 0 98.8 177.3 0 68.5 0 0 344 Cheshire (OOO’s) tonnes per annum Total 1. Degradable landfill inputs 0 194.8 2,146 0 492.3 08 0 2.833.9 3. Inert 6 C/D landfill inputs 0 68.2 6.0 0 0 0 0 74.2 4. Lagoons fir Boreholes inputs 0 655 5 1 27 3 0 6.8997 0 0 7,582.5 outputs 0 0 0 0 0.2 0 0 0.2 4. Transfer operations inputs 0 115 1173.1 0 3.1 66 0 297.8 outputs 0 55.4 5.9 0 0 0 0 61.3 5. Treatment Plants inputs 0 S0.3 I 77.0 0 38.0 38.0 48 170.3 6. Metal recovery operations inputs 0 9.7 24 46 0 0 0 58.1 Total to landfill 0 263 2,152 0 492.3 0.8 0 2,908.1 1 1997 -98 is the first time data his been available to provide a breakdown by type of waste and type of waste management facility. 1997-8 is also the first lime data has been available for sites which treat and handle waste as well as disposing o f it. Data on recovery is not currently maintained for all sites and areas. Too much reliance should not. therefore, be placed on these recovery totals. I 6 Registration Activities: Illegal Activities: Closed sites Table 7. 7. Table LICENSING ACTIVITIES LICENSING Table 8. 8. Table EITAINATVTE: 1 ACTIVITIES: REGISTRATION * • A number o f MR sites fall outside the criteria set for licensing and will qualify as exempt activities. exempt as qualify will and licensing for set criteria the outside fall sites MR f o *number A • 2 The 1994 Waste Management Licensing Regulations introduced exemptions from licensing for a range of of range a for licensing from exemptions introduced Regulations Licensing Management Waste 1994 The 2 activities where disposal was not thought to pose any significant environmental threat and for certain activities activities certain for and threat environmental significant any pose to thought not was disposal where activities u nctgre ) oc above. c) are to and a) points categories collection in recycling activities. out and these f o storage, waste register a scale as small such maintain to activities cover required is Agency waste. f o The exemptions recovery Many or recycling the involving unlikely to present any significant environmental threat. Those with the greatest potential for pollution are set are pollution for potential greatest the with Those threat. environmental significant any present to unlikely . Transfer 2. tl Licences otal T Plants Treatment 4. . Lagoons 5. 3. Metal Recovery (MRS)1 Recovery Metal 3. . Others 6. . Landfill 1. Total Exemptions Total {)rn-boux only a) dfljrodoblf b) inert and CfcD c)Land deposit 19)ft(9 a) )OhrIS71.55? I.S57 d)Other b)Mrtdraydmg (44 Landspmiiiing (7) & Civic Amenity Civic Licencesin Force Registered Exemptions2 & 45) //71/4/98 1/4/97 1996-7 3.010 248 123 128 S83 884 371 238 34S 43 4} 26 IS IS ot Central South ot Central South - 1997-8 1.028 *77 107 0 762 67 10S 194 9 94 39! 183 40 31 16 28 10 //7149 1/4/97 1/4/98 1/4/97 9671997-8 1996-7 .3 1.704 1.339 3 137 134 6 6 610 868 662 4 2 7 621 541 99 9I IS IS 29 2SI 42 11 0 0 0 4 8 - 9 121 29S 164 86 43 8S 18 9 96719- 9671997-8 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 773 S 216 1S5 7S rhRegion orth N 331 33 ot Region North 9 3 1 1 1132 41 - 281 1 1 1/4/98 1,400 2 06893 1016 121 8 1,432 381 77 17 204 9 0 4S7 S4 3 1/4/97 .2 6.717 S.I22 2,829 9 270 297 14S 620 112 31 87 31 S16 IS 1/4/98 2.030 3,223 362 176 771 235 7S 63 i REGISTRATION ACTIVITIES: 2 Table 9. Carriers & Brokers3 South Central North Region 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 1996 7 1997-8 1996-7 1996-8 Total Registrations 7.890 2.433 1.467 1.116 12.S71 11.513 X.h7t> T jM 2.391 2.242 1.104 1.140 12.171 10,777 k) Bfdm 34* 677 42 | 43 12 400 736 5 Anyone carrying waste or arranging for its carriage or disposal as part o f their business roust be registered with the Agency. The Environment Agency operates a national registration system for carriers and brokers and maintains public registers of relevant information in each o f its area offices. ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES Table 10. Incidents NotifiedA South Central North Region 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 1996-7 1997-8 1. Flytipping 322 474 241 1SI 101 29 664 2. Licenced sites 284 IS8 4 100 n/a 40 288 298 3. Lxempt sites n/a 16 n/a 0 n/a 0 n/a 18 4. Illegal sites D/i 47 n/a 122 n/a 4 n/a 173 6. Prosecutions n/a 136 n/a S2 n/a 9 n/a 197 S. Other illegal ocdvity 7 3 0 258 0 0 7 261 Enforcement action may arise as a result o f complaints from local authorities and other organisations, or from members of the public- All complaints are investigated and. where justified, recorded as incidents. Approprate action is then taken. This action can range from arranging for the problem to be cleared up to issuing cautions, serving notices, and prosecuting offenders. FORMER LANDFILL SITES Table 11. Former Landfill Sites5 South Central North Region 1997-8 1997-8 1997-8 1997-8 No. of notified sites 2*225 732 514 1,499 ^ Includes landfill sites previously licensed under COPA and those previously operated by Local Authorities or businesses as waste disposal sites. These sites are potentially contaminated and likely to require remediation work under forthcoming regulations on contaminated land Such sites can generate methane gas and may present an environmental risk. They are also the subject of legal searches earned out when development is pnipnsed or property changes hands. 8 Special Wastes: Arisings, movements and deposits These are w astes w hich are hazardous due to their physical and chem ical properties; they they properties; ical chem and physical their to due hazardous are hich w astes w are These every initial consignm ent o f special waste m ust be notified to the Agency before it leaves leaves it before Agency the to notified be ust m waste special f o ent consignm initial every co m p u te rised "cradle to grave" tracking system for this waste (SWaT) into w hich all data data all hich w into (SWaT) waste this for system tracking grave" to "cradle rised te u p m co The data p resented in figures 1, 2, and 3 are estim ates based on notifications and, and, notifications obtained. on be based can ates hich w estim are 3 output and e 2, th f 1, o ples figures exam in are graphic resented p operation facing in data and been The has below system table The The a has entered. is Agency The tonnages disposal. special that and notified ent and ensures treatm ents ovem m transport, of pre-notification f aste o w step control; n o every system a h tighter g and u ro uch th m to produced, tracked subject was is it is aste w waste ere h w Special place hazardous. the r o able m flam toxic, be may alth o u g h they should be treated with som e caution, they do provide a useful indication o f f o indication useful a provide do they caution, e som with treated be and should they deposits, h g fates, u o alth arisings, on s n authorities. o p re local een betw provide to aste able w now special is f o and s ents th n o ovem m m 18 about for disposed o f in each N orth West county. Taken together, these graphics clearly show the the and show arising clearly wastes graphics the f indication o these an fates gives the together, w and o sh 3Taken county. region and West 2 the to orth N waste. Figures in special each ents. ports im for in ovem f f m o o used levels high routes internal disposed r the s ajo recovery m d show an the f o disposal (facing) 1 the and Figure ents ovem m f o scale the Wastes Special of Tracking 3: Part n Cumbra ly s adil eoiois o seil se s lo apparent. also is aste w recycling special and for facilities Cheshire, ent in repositories treatm f o landfill as play incineration) ria waste b concentration m a u C special with (via and region, recovery the ithin anchester, w M exists reater G ich h in w specialisation (m ainly use o f solvents as secondary liq u id fuels) in Lancashire. The roles w hich Cheshire 1997-98 Cheshire WEST hich w NORTH roles THE IN The WASTE SPECIAL Lancashire. in fuels) id u liq secondary as solvents f o use ainly (m 9 ^ Total special waste disposed o f within that group of authorities. local of thatgroup within f o disposed waste special Total ^ * • Waste produced and disposed of within the same group of local authorities authorities local of group same the within of disposed and produced * Waste • Cumbria Lancashire Cheshire Merseyside Manchester Greater arisings im ports exports exports ports im arisings 209.500 209.500 231.300 110.500 192.000 192.000 49,500 307.200 307.200 268.800 145.800 110,900 62,800 tne annum) (tonnes disposal disposal 129.700 167.000 122.700 69.700 25.800 disposal 101,600 local1 86.800 86.800 40.800 25,000 23,700 394.000 370.400 135,900 186.600 total2 87,000 Figure 1. Special Waste Movement in North West Region 1997-98 Graphic shows imports and exports from the region and main internal movements. Key 10.000-20.000tpa >20,000tpa Special Wastes: Arisings, movements and deposits Figures 2 & 3 show the different different the show 3 & 2 Figures The sm aller pie chart on on chart pie aller sm The county. each in treated r o aps m o tw the f o parison om C Arisings and Fates of Fates and Arisings a county. e sam county each in arising aste w f o principle the in ent aste w anagem m special f o patterns w aste arising locally and and locally for arising s d o aste w eth m ent sal/ o treatm disp in in d an difference scale the ts h lig high w h ich is also disposed o f in the the in f o disposed also is n ich h w rtio o p ro p the s show 3 Figure f o disposed eing b those uthorities. A Local est W orth N Special WasteSpecial Origin County Arising of by 1997-98 pca Wastes Special iue 2. Figure 11 Figure 3. Special Waste Deposits in North West Region 1997-97 / & f T y \ deposits retained [] Other fate H I Treatment ] Transfer | Recycled ' J Long term store | Landfill i J Lagoon | Inc with ER I Incinerated Graphic shows proportional relationship between total deposits including imports (larger pie chart) and deposits of wastes produced locally (smaller pie chan). retained 12 Landfill: Degradable - Site inputs This section provides a site-by-site listing o f the inputs and rem aining capacities for landfill landfill for capacities aining rem and inputs the f o listing site-by-site a provides section This co n ta in m en t sites and those w ith collection and treatm ent o r recovery o f landfill gas. gas. landfill f o ing recovery show r o ent operation, treatm landfill and the f o collection ature n ith w the those on panying accom and provided The sites also t is Cheshire. en n m and in atio ta n rm co info anchester M G. dditional Merseyside, A Lancashire, bria, um C in sites sites licensed to accept mixed Biodegradable and Biodegradable mixed accept to licensed sites Figures 4, 5, and 6 also provide sum m aries o f the rem aining capacity in each county, and and county, each in 1. capacity sites aining existing rem f o the f o expectation aries m life sum capacity. the f o disposal provide ates also aining 6 estim rem and its give 5, 4, indicate to Figures scaled site, each f o location the show graphics i Wat Dpst Statistics Deposit aste W ria b m u C ie lcne t cet idgaal at (co-disposal) waste biodegradable accept to licenced Sites at4 Iptrtrsadrmiigcpcte at capacities remaining and returns Input 4: Part Industrial Sites licenced to accept Industrial & Commercial Waste Commercial & Industrial accept to licenced Sites *■' 13 * • This estimate is based on a simple comparison of remaining licensed capacity and current inputs. It does not not does It inputs. current and capacity licensed remaining of comparison simple a on based is estimate * This • prtrLcto District Location Operator Aleo Waste M'ment Waste Aleo ment WasteM Alco loWseM’ment M Waste Alco Site licensed for industrial and commercial waste but also able to accept bonded asbestos. bonded accept to able also but waste commercial and industrial for licensed Site Hayton Builders Hayton Harrison A D Caird Caird Environmental Caird Caird Environmental Fleming &Coulthord Trotter E & H Waste Cumbria Peter Creggians Peter Waste Cumbria lames Cropperft Co Cropperft lames Cumbria Waste Cumbria British Gypsum Ltd Gypsum British Lakeland Waste Lakeland L d W Wilson Ltd Wilson W d L Greenways Greenways Creenways rdpst ipsl ehd i future. in methods disposal deposit/ or include potential sites (i.e. with planning permission) or make any assumptions about changes in waste arisings arisings waste in changes about assumptions any make or permission) planning with (i.e. sites potential include & ilhl.Sae ledl 1200 Allerdale Lillyhall.Stage 1 ibro aeAllerdale Allerdale Allerdale Lane Winbarrow Sillotfa (2). Aldoth Lillyhall,Stage 3 Lillyhall.Stage 2 Bennet BankBennet Overby, Aspatria S400 Copeland Carlisle Landfill Distington Road.EgremontGrange Thackwood Hespin Wood BennetBank (Phase S) aso atr Carhile factory Dalston South Walney (S. Ext) FluscoPike, Pennlh Tbtalin-hotue Edge.Roan Sedbergh- IJFEXRaPJnale Total open gate open Total Burneside KendalFell (Phase 2) KendalFell (Phase 1) KendalFell (Phase lb) omril Wastes Commercial ledl 2S.0 Allerdale Total Copeland arw6. 18.0 68.0 Barrow Barrow Carlisle Copeland Allerdale S.Lakeland S.Lakeland S.Lakeland Barrow Edes S. Lakeland Eden Eden 3.082.0 2.7530 ,6. ,9. 1 38114.6 93.8 416 1,693.2 1,862.0 3,355.0 000m 3 //71/4/98 1/4/97 odvoid void 1. 92.S 110.0 3820 201 0 9. 187.6 292.0 1040 voids 00 00 . 8. 5032.8 75.0 288.0 $.0 pacekn not .0. 1S6 2.000.0 .3. 1.922 $.730.5 2,363 0 2,363 ,6. 7. 219.7 S7S.0 3,068.2 o-pitoa IS0.0 8I.S Non-Opeiational N 000m3 +48.9 7. 1 0. 1176 103.0 416 672.9 7800 ot 108.2 Operational wn l-Operatlonal emte eoisdeposits deposits permitted 000 sT 4. 72.0 240.0 106. 96.2 67.7 1100 5010,0 0 75 7S.0 Only recentlyOnly b«i 0 134.8 200 S84 75 75 969 199798 199697 0'T000 s T 000'sT $70.1 108.2 9$12.8 29.$ l'),3 0.0 7.3 0 0 0.0 Tied 494 3 494 293.1 145.2 109.0 $8.4 146 $84 1 1 J1 16.7 $.5 Figure 4. Remaining landfill capacity in Cumbria 1997-98 All the main landfill sites in Cumbria are engineered to Key provide containment in order to protect ground and surface waters from the risk of pollution. Gas collection Size of circle proportional for energy recovery is planned at Lilleyhall and Flusco to remaining capacity of site Pike. Flaring systems will be installed at the other sites 4 million m3 as gas control measures become necessary. Q—’ 1 million m3 Containment site - clay or synthetic liner used to prevent pollution Partial containment site # Co-disposal landfill Ind/comm landfill Gas collection and flaring £ Energy recovery installed / Agency boundary Local authority boundaries Cumbria Total remaining capacity at sites licensed to accept and degradable waste* = 8.798.700 m3 Total waste deposits 1997-98 = 787,400 tonnes Estimated remaining capacity = 9.3 years** * Includes co-disposal and industrial/commercial sites but excludes in-house and factory curtilage sites ** Assumes average placed density of m3 /1.2 tonnes Landfill: Degradable - Site inputs ie lcne t acp mie & idgaal se (co-disposal) aste w biodegradable & ixed m accept to licensed Sites a ahie se eoi Statistics Deposit aste W ire cash Lan ie lcne t acp idsra adcmeca aste w commercial and industrial accept to licensed Sites 15 1Routledge Operator els Waste Neales LWS Ltd LWS Townsend R Woods M Mr Ltd LWS Biff Ltd a Edmund Proctor Edmund Ltd LWS Ltd LWS Ltd LWS Ltd LWS Ltd LWS Ltd Waste 3C Ltd LWS CILtd IC Park Pit Landfill Pit Park Ltd LWS Ltd LWS Ltd LWS Caird Env. Caird William Blythe William ThomasGraveson William Blythe William h iefrel nw sFr urycagdisnm oDepa uig 1997-98. during Deerplay to name its changed Quarry Ford as known formerly site The Due to an error in data collection, the input tonnages for 1996/97 were incorrect in last year's publication; the the publication; year's last in incorrect were here. 1997-98. 1996/97 for included is during tonnages data Quarry input the House Rigby to corrected collection, name data its in changed error an Quarry House to Due Houghton as known formerly site The New site o r phase came on stream during year. during stream on came phase r o site New Jameson Rd LFS,Rd Jameson Fleetwood atnHl.Witel-od Chorley Gaytan Hall. Whittie-le-Woods 2.166 Lancaster SaltAyre LFS Road Ovangle Total in-hoose only in-hoose Total gate open Total odfeQar osnae470 Rossendale Rossendale Quarry Homdifle Lane.Rakehead Bacup Clough Duckworth WartonCotestones, ety F.AnsRa yd 7 7. 100.8 278.0 278 Fylde LFS.Westby AnnasRoad Goosehouse Quarry,Darwen 1/4/97 district Withnell Site address TOTAL 969 1.490 Hyndburn Chorley HillLFS. Whinney Altham Fylde CliftonMarsh LFS. Freckleton Quarry3 House Rigby ht osRa West Lancs MossRoad White Ribble Valley Road.Clitheroe Henthorn Duckworth Hall Duckworth Rowley1 Beet Hall Finn LK .DarwenHallFinn Beet 103 Much Hoole Chorley US, Station Road Burak) Ulnes Wilton2 Quarry* Detrplay hre I.08S Chorley ye4240300.0 400 462 Wyre S.Ribble 000m 3 Hyndburn osnae0.0 Rossendale Hyndburn Burnley Blackburn Wyre acse 3closed 13 Lancaster Blackburn 000m 3 8,766 void 1.S00 3.S92 1.459 991 5 $90.0 652 S54 4 707. 85.2 75.0 0 97 142 161 0 8 ,0 74Q.0 0 1,300 3,186.0 OOOtpa 1/4/98 dosed oe SO596 IS.O dosed 1S0.0 dosed 471.0 450.0 8,609 ,1 2 SO0 2,017 odpermitted void ,8 200.0 1,083 .O 250.0 1,046 I.SOO 990 673 0 S. 43S6.0 3 94 2S0.0 900 /i n ,0. 810.0 2,105.0 0T000T 000T ,7 ,7. 1,459.7 1,279.0 2,275 5. 379.8 450.0 0. 0. 126.6 104.4 600.0 250.0 5 9. 295.7 294.8 3500 S. 32652 53.2 ISO.O 50S 2508 S5 2 24.2 75.0 7S.0 4SU.O 24.S n/a 47 0 47 n/a 199697* eoisdeposits deposits pre-operational 9. 78.8 198.1 2 161.6 5 128 176.5 8. 283.<> 185.2 4. 193.1 142.0 29.8 12.5 7.7 199798 777.3 4972 148.9 98.7 97.5 22.1 29.1 >5.4 14.5 0.0 2.2 Figure 5. Remaining landfill capacity in Lancashire 1997-98 Size o f circle proportional to remaining capacity of site ' 4 million m3 Q 1 million m3 Containment site - clay Q or synthetic liner used to prevent pollution ( Partial containment site • Co-disposal landfill Ind/comm landfill Gas collection and flaring / Energy recovery installed Agency boundary Local authority boundaries Lancashire m e so n Road Lancashire w f f en Total remaining capacity at la ck p o o t R ow ley sites licenced to accept mix< •stby W hinney Hill'• ■ ich H oole y W ^ and degradable waste* | Q u a rry = 1 1,795.000 m3 C lifton k ehead Total waste deposits 1997-98 = 2,177.300 tonnes Estimated remaining capacity i W a l to d V = 4.5 years** W est La n cs Includes co-disposal and industrial/commercial sites but excludes in-house and factory curtilage sites 16 Landfill: Degradable - Site inputs nutil Cmmeca lnfl sites landfill ercial m Com & Industrial resd, e e Macetr i Cehr Wat Dpst Statistics: Deposit aste W fit Cheshire anchester M ter rea G erseyside, M Co-Disposal landfill sites landfill Co-Disposal 17 G MANCHESTER G CHESHIRE Operator Site address Site Operator Canxhn Bathrooms Canxhn C. MERSEYSIDE MERSEYSIDE TOTALS Lever Bros. HSIETTL 2,100 CHESHIRETOTALS L'dll M'gement MerseyWaste MarshsallsMono Ltd Charles Turner Collier IndustrialWaste 3CWaste Brock pic Brock pk Landfill Management MullaneyH HarwoodQuarry Co 3C 3C LeighBordon UKWaste M'gement UKWaste M'gement UKWaste M'gement. 3C Caskell Bros W. TathamM. Ltd BiffaWaste Winground Terry Adams Terry Adams Terry Adams A CE TRTT L O®jOf213 MANCHESTER -Op® jJOlf TOTALS Waste Waste Waste & & Sons Co rmoog o ot Wirral Bromborough Dod North t t f a q - Silverlane. Risley GowyLandfill TOTAL odyMs tHln 1 424.4 810 St Helens HobdayMoss O A 2, *77 Bury ChitonHall PikwonhQuarry TOTAL O A 3U2S Wharfe St.Port Sunlight TOTAL Arpleylandfill Site Springside Mill Moss Side Firm, Rixton Danes Moss ikesWigan Kirkless Lower GreenLane Peaks Nook.Camngion Ramford Lane, Biflmgc HighMoor. Scoutbead asodlnfl hse lvd600 cloved 0 Waterworks Lane S4.8 Chester soo Hapsfordlandfill 94 500 96 Makerfield Way Brownedge Farm, Bolton Mosley Belfieldlane Bury Brookfoldlane FletcherBank Quarry Crewe Maw Green Road EardswuiHall ata ae ata EllesmerePort EasthamRake. Eastham Salford RocAcuie aeie2 4168221.2 2.2 116.8 24 25 Tameside Crewe rfod»4jMntAr Traflord district tHln 8 5 6 40137.5 94.0 468 450 587 StHelens Wirral Warrington Warrington arntn1301.010 1,300 3.700 Warrington 4,300 Chester Halton Wigan Wigan Salford Oldham Bolton 1,800 Macclesfield Warrington Rochdale 000m 3 1/497 1/497 void 4301,0 .1 1.053.4 1.412 13,000 14.300 4,300 .5 .2 3,667 7.821 9.750 ,0 ,0 8 45.1 480 4,000 4,400 4,925 ,9 .0 0 1. 367.6 416.2 800 1.700 2,290 .0 2,500 3.500 900 950 300 a/i 42 13 13 0 0 0 newsue 000m 000m 3 / 98 1/4 6773472722,717 2,712 3,467 26.717 void 4.057 3.400 .2 2,108 2.320 .0 180 1.300 .0 600 1.900 1.900 800 250 521 658 / / / 1.8 n/a n/a n/a 0184 40 4 4 25 0 permitted OOOtpa ,7 413.9 1,071 ,1 7883 1,716 355.6 0 0 400 960 360 300 / / 3.6 n/a n/a 8 5 94.7 956 180 2 176.7 625 75 0 0 / 1.8 n/a 3 5 deposits deposits 96 97 1996 OOOT 859.6 243.2 2599 ,4 1,493.6 1,247 172.1 169.2 278 846 n/i /i a 22 97 98 1997 deposits OOOT 929.5 2318 9012 888.9 970.9 236.5 2928 151.8 142.0 1894 110.2 116.9 91.5 16.4 9.0 1.4 8.0 1.8 0 0 Figure 6. Remaining landfill capacity in Merseyside, Greater Manchester and Cheshire 1997-98 Greater Manchester Size of circle proportional Co-disposal landfill to remaining capacity of site Ind/comm landfill Total remaining capacity at sites licensed to accept 4 million m3 Gas collection and flaring mixed and degradable waste* ~s -OT 1 million m3 =8,479,000 m3 Energy recovery installed Containment site - clay / Q or synthetic liner used / Agency boundary Total waste deposits 1997-98 to prevent pollution = 1,501,600 tonnes Local authority c Panial containment site boundaries Estimated remaining capacity = 4.7 years** Fletcher Ban Kirkless Clifton Hall 1 ^Rairrford Lane cLumn's Lane olliday Moss _ Lane Greater m ide Arpiey Manches ■ ^^M oss Side Farm C*. ^^^^P^/vV^rrington Cheshire D anes M oss Eardswick Hall Merseyside B ( ht'shirt- M aw G reen Total remaining capacity at Total remaining capacity at sites licenced to accept mixed sites licensed to accept mixed and degradable waste* and degradable waste* = 2,324,000 m3 Includ^Wo-disposal and =28,617,000 m3 industrial 'commercial sites Total waste deposits 1997-98 but excludes iffhouse and Total waste deposits 1997-98 = 931,300 tonnes factory curtilage sites. = 2.833,900 tonnes Estimated remaining capacity ** Assumes average placed Estimated remaining capacity = 2.1 years* density of m 3 /1.2 tonnes. = 8.4 years** Other licensed Waste Management Facilities The reg io n has a large n u m b er er b m u n large a has n io reg The The vo lu m e o f waste being being waste f o e m lu vo The n litio o m e /d n tio inert c stru n accept o to c and licensed sites f o waste. G enerally speaking, speaking, enerally G waste. ah ie r icue i apni 1. appendix in included are site each handled tonnages aste w f o aries m um S exempt are hich (w centres as estrian u eq such projects n for ctio aterials stru n m increased co ert an in f o ing has use follow sites these at declined f o disposed waste. licensed biodegradable sites for the shorter- than and lived aller sm are they wastes construction/demolition and given o n pages 6 & 7; detailed returns for for returns detailed are 7; area & 6 rity o th pages au n o local given ain m each in secondary as re-use and aggregates. egulations), R and courses lf o g s, d n u o m screening Figure 7. 7. Figure from licensing u n d er the 1994 1994 the er d n u licensing from . horley C 4. Waste Other 5: Part • Landfill sites licensed to accept accept to licensed sites Landfill • . irral W 9. Lancs est W 6. Facilities Management O Landfill - n o n -degradable for for -degradable n o n - Landfill O . Liverpool 8. Sefton 7. Ribble South 5. lackburn B 3. rn u b d n y H 2. Key . ossendale R 1. 19 Port ere Ellesm 10. 2 Halton H 12. sley now K 1 1. ie iesd u nt n use in not but only use licensed rs Sites to ra e p r/o e n w o aste w le ab rad eg -d n o n Landfill sites accepting sites Landfill 4 Stockport 24. Oldham 22. Rochdale 21. Bury 20. 3 Tameside 23. 5 Wigan W 15. 16. Bolton Bolton 16. arrington W 14. Helens 1 St 3. 9 Manchester M 19. Salford 1 7. 1 Trafford 8. lnd elan p o C Allerdale Blackpool Lakeland South Carlisle Eden Lancaster Preston e & e rew C nwich antw N Ribble 16 onglei C 20 Burnley, acclesfield M Pendle * Figure 8. Other NW facilities covered by waste management licensing regulations ‘Other’ waste management activities include transfer stations, civic amenity sites, metal recovery sites, waste treatment plants, and waste storage facilities. These activities tend to reflect the distribution of population and economi activity, showing a clear concentration in Merseyside and Greater Manchester. Summaries of waste tonnages handled at treatment plants, transfer stations, civic amenity sites, and metal recovery sites are given on pages 6 & 7; details of returns for local authority districts are included in appendix 2. Key ♦ Civic amenity site ♦ Waste transfer station ■ Metal recovery site O Treatment plant NW Operations Authorised under IPC Regulations The graphic show s the distribution o f f o distribution the s show graphic The So, in som e cases, several several cases, e som in So, (RAS). substances radio-active under processes authorisations operate ith w to sites est W orth N au th o risatio n is g ranted to to ranted g is n risatio o th au process or use (IPC) to r o ontrol C legislation Pollution Integrated co n cen tratio n s o f activity around around activity f o s n clear are tratio cen n There co site. single a n o sites. than rather processes regulations, t rren cu the nder U C um brian coast, w here the regions regions the here w coast, brian um C operated be ay m processes Processes Industrial Authorised 6: Part h tbe opst) rvds a provides (opposite) table The the along and Estuary ersey M the category and by local authority district. authority local by and category heavy chem icals industry is is located. arily industry prim icals chem heavy breakdow n o f these authorisations by by authorisations these f o n breakdow au th o rised u n d er er d n u rised o th au nrl legislation ontrol C processes f o Location Integrated Pollution Pollution Integrated 9. Figure 21 Water Quality: Bathing Waters & Freshwater CQA's Securing the im provem ent in in ent provem im the Securing EC D irective has proved to b e a a e b to the by proved ired has u req to irective D EC ed standards need the eet quality m ater w bathing o bt ng wae moniorng g rin ito n o m ater w g records in bath pliance for com table, the s panying show below, 10 accom its Figure ith w challenge. ajor m and even the Mersey, Mersey, the even and years. five last the over stations iue 10. Figure ost m the f o e n o previously good generally is in region quality the ater w Estuarine quality in each Area has changed over over changed has Area water each how in f o quality pression im visual show a to aps m river ’s ith n w io g re quality, the n ater o w provide n 13 atio rm and fo 12, in ent. 11, provem im f o Figures signs g Europe, in w in sho is estuaries polluted Quality Water 7: Part d istrib u tio n , and bar charts to give give to charts bar and , n tio u istrib d h ls fv years. five last the a C] or ar ood G ■ Fair B I Poor CZ] Bad 1997-98 ■ ■ Water Estuarine f o Quality x ncmpin btig waters bathing pliant standards on-com N coliform x • andatory m eets M V O ahn ae ult 1997-98 Quality Water Bathing 23 Silccrofl V, Seascalc Bon Si AUonby S Ailooby Silloth Haverigg Askham in F.Askhamin WalneySG WalneyWest HeadRoan Aldingham Newbiggin WalncyBB St Anne* Si Anncs N Blackpool* Morecambe S N Morecambe Borcfecy New Brighton New Formby Ainsdale Southport BlackpoolS Blackpool isphii B WestKirby Morcton McoK Cl— X X X x (x x x x x V x V v< V V V V 4 V V V V / V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Jv A h , Y •95 V H X X £ X X X X X X X X X X X V X X V V V V V ■96 X X X X X X X X X X X V V V V V V X V V X X X V X V V V V V V ' V \ V? C V /V 9 98 •97 X X X X X X X X X V V V X V X V V V V V V V V V V i X X X X V V V V V X X V V V V V V V V Freshwater Quality indicators: Kilometres of river in each category North Area 7 994- 7 998 n B n D E F mm 1994 1116.3 817 293.8 83.4 61.7 7.5 39.4 199S 899.2 979.6 349.6 99.2 67.2 8.9 12.2 1996 903.7 1037.4 305.9 95.3 50.7 13.9 12.2 1997 8794 1I0S 277.4 79.5 45.7 19.9 12.2 1998 1172.7 925.9 176.3 68.8 46.3 29.1 0 River Quality in North Area 1994 -1998 A B C D ■ Very good ■ Good ■ Fairly good O Fair I Poor I Bad I Not classified 19941 1995 I 19 9 6 1 19971 19981 Standards for the Chemical GQA CQA Dissolved Biochemical Ammonia Grade Oxygen Oxygen Demand (% saturation) (mg/l) (mgN/'l) 10 percentile 90 percentile 90 percentile 80 2.S 70 4 60 6 SO 8 20 15 <20 Figure 11. River Quality in NW North Area. 1997-98 24 Water Quality: Freshwater CQA's 9-6 I— — ^ 1997-98 995-96 1 ^ 1993-94 969 — 1996-97 1994-95 River Quality in Central Area 1994 -1998 1994 Area Central in Quality River rswtrQaiy niaos klmte o ie i ec category each in river of kilometres Indicators: Quality Freshwater eta ra 1994- Area Central nrlAe, -1 7 9 9 1 Area, entral C W N in uality Q River 25 iue 12. Figure 1994 1998 1997 1996 199S m m 1. 3. 7. 9. 1. 7521.5 37.5 318.5 190.3 274.8 434.2 210.4 7. 8. 1. 193.2 31S.1 388.2 274.6 201.2 0. 2. 7. 203.2 379.2 321.6 209.2 7 998 276.3 3939 D C B 5. 6. 2S0.6 169.4 250.6 306.7 179.6 293.2 4. 34.9 349.4 E 329 0 F 260 22.6 3721.3 23.7 26146.7 52.6 21.5 Freshwater Quality Indicators: kilometres of river in each category South Area 1994-1998 mm B mm DEF 0 1994 437.4 459 336 392.3 126.8 68.9 1995 434 469.8 390.3 461.9 361.9 113.9 4.1 1996 39.7 520.8 418.4 419.6 OO 83.1 2.5 1997 61.6 431.8 534.5 336.9 362.9 111.9 2.5 O' 1998 95.2 430.7 500.3 to 333.7 US.6 0.9 River Quality in South Area 1994 -1998 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 Figure 13. River Quality in NW South Area, 1997-98 26 Landfill: Inert & Construction/Demolition - Site inputs pedx : ieipt adrmiigcpcte at capacities remaining and inputs Site 1: Appendix siteslicensed acceptto inert construction/demolition and LANCASHIRE waste UMBRIA M "U 27 prtrsite location Operator Ashbeech Ltd Ashbeech Cumbria CC Cumbria BCPIc NL Ltd BNFL Ltd BNFL Ltd BNFL Caird Environmental Caird Hindle C CC Cumbria 1 W Hartley 1W 1 A Jackson A 1 Stone Cumbria Cumbria CC Cumbria Ltd Armstrong Thomas Cumbria CC Cumbria 1 A Jackson A 1 Mill Paper Star Co Building Priory NWW Ltd NWW CC Cumbria Watsons Sand Watsons hlp components Philips McAlpine/Amec Contracting County ot Ws Water West North Clive Hurt Plant Hire Plant Hurt Clive nwe Ltd W Knowles Shows o f Darwen f o Shows Castle Cement Ltd Cement Castle William Pye Ltd Pye William Henry Alty Ltd Alty Henry Ibstock Ltd Ibstock Ltd Surfforce Ltd Mainsprint Develpments Tustin Tim Butler Plant Butler Tim Hardrock Ltd Hardrock Kingscourt Develop Kingscourt Ltd Pye William Brierkrete Ltd Brierkrete Ltd ICI Const Baxter Wyre BC Wyre & C ravel e oprAlrae462S821070684.3 6.8 1.047.0 SS8.2 426.2 Allerdale Cowper New aslBikok Carlisle CalsilBrickworks Todhills Calder tipextCalder hr od rg Copeland Road,Shore Drigg GalemireQuirry Rome StreetRome Brocklebank Quirry Thorny Height Thorny Quarry North tip cn tip North Windscalelandfill Broughton CriggsBroughton Close BrowClose Quarry KnowleyGt HouseCrag Thwaite Gate Thwaite 37.4 40 SappiEurope CastleHill Eden BlastcrfieldQuarry elPaeQir oeadn/a Copeland PeelPlace Quirry Longlands Coplow Quirry Ribble Valley n/a n/a 60 0 60 n/a n/a Ribble Valley Quirry Coplow pigGieFr Blackburn GuideSpring Farm Black Bull Farm Fairthoms Lane Fairthoms Darwen ChapelHill Middleton RoadMiddleton EllelQuarry Lords Quarry tnyBo uryWs ac 001560.0 0.3 1.5 0.6 10.0 15.0 WestLancs 17.2 Stoney BrowQuarry 17.6 SouthRibble Pen worthamGC RedScar LightfootGreen on uryWs ae300pre-operational 3.000 WestLancs WestLane Ibstock Quarry O Round BinkHesketh JamesonRoad Brierkretc osSd aeWr . 3.3 3.3 Wyre Wyre Mine Sub IG Moss SideLane Kingscourt CollieryHolland itit1/4//97 district Copeland Copeland Copeland alse6. 70.0 6S.0 Carlisle Allerdale Carlisle South LakelandSouth ledl 486. 50404.5 4.0 25.0 61.4 64.8 Allerdale Copeland Barrow ot aead1006 30162.4 1.6 73.0 0.65 1.0 SouthLakeland SouthLakeland Blackburn South Lakeland Chorley Blackburn ibeVle 188 Ribble Valley Hyndburn acse 1S.9 Lancaster etLnsn/a WestLancs ibeVle 578917.0 8.9 15.7 Ribble Valley Preston rso 0. 0. 103.3 200.0 103.0 Preston acse 755 002. 12.8 24.8 90.0 52 67.5 Lancaster Lancaster etLns16.8 WestLancs ye<.0 <5.000 <5.000 Wyre WestLancs ye3. 2.6 34.2 Wyre Wyre 0 m 3000m} 000m 3 void pre-operational r-prtoa 24.5 pre-operational 134. 50030.8 0.3 25.0 40.7 41.3 21.2 50- 45.0 o prtoa 2.5 operational not 5SIO2.5 ISO 15.S 7216.5 17.2 571006.0 160.0 85.7 not operational not 19.3 SOO n/a 3 3. 5360.6 3.6 75 I3S.3 136 . . 18.2 1.0 1.8 05. . 0.5 5.0 50.0 50 - 5. 2. 6. 123.7 164.1 225.0 455.6 - 1/4/98 o dpritddpst deposits deposits permitted void 150.0 90601.9 6.0 99.0 44.0 49 O' 49 432. . 8.6 0.4 25.0 14.3 15.6 312 . 106 4.9 n/a . / / 1.6 n/a n/a 8.2 3.0 3.9 7.8 IS 0.24 • O TOOOTOOOT O. 52.2 SOO.O 140.0 7S.0 50020.9 0.2 25.0 24.0 4023.7 24.0 10.0 001.1 20.0 18.3 / / 2.7 n/a n/a . 1.0 5.0 . 0.4 5.0 . . OS 0.7 1.0 75 5030.4 0.3 25 1996/97 2. 0 122.9 23.4 2024.8 32.0 9029.3 49.0 7059.6 57,0 33.0 . 0.4 0.7 3.0 0.3 1.7 U 1.5 0 0 0 - - 1997/98 OOOT 7S3.3 23.6 51.6 39.1 OS 0.3 2.2 0.3 0.4 1.8 2.7 1.1 0.7 1.5 1.2 0 0 void permitted deposits deposits Operator site location district 1/4//97 1/4/98 1996/97 1997/98 000m3 000m3 000T 000T OOOT MERSEYSIDE NNQ Ltd Berrington s Line St Helens 126 104 1880 52.4 18.7 GREATER MANCHESTER G & 1 Seddon Georges Lane Bolton SO 10 186.2 71.9 0.0 Park Pit Landfill Roach Bank Bury S9S 86.9 S47.S n/a 423.4 East Lancs Paper Mill. Church St East Bury 7.8 n/a 29.2 •1.8 n/a 5PH Croup Gorton Manchester n/a n/a n/a n/a 0.2 F E Blakeman Ferney Field Farm Oldham IS 4.5 365.0 25.0 17.1 DEW Croup Higgmshaw Lane Oldham no data Webfell Waste Huddersfield Road Oldham no data T Kaberry Bury New Road Rochdale new site n/a 24.2 NWW Ltd Newhey Rochdale 321 471 0 0.7 National Power Ltd Agecroft Salford 20 0.3 WL Massey Bong's Farm Stockport SO 36 37S.O 1.1 12.0 R Boothby Hazel Knoll Farm Stockport 20 20 20.1 O.S 0.3 Offerton Sand & Crave1 Marple Road Stockport n/a n/a 198.4 104.8 124.9 New Soils Ltd Greenside & LowendTameside 4S 4S 146.8 n/a 0.3 Chartrange Woodend Lane Tameside no data Redland Roof Tiles Redland Ltd Wigan not operational CHESHIRE British Salt Cfoiford Lane Congleton n/a 5.2 1 Barrie (Plant Hire) Hough Mill Quarry Crewe 7S0 669 100 86 67.2 P Goddard Hollinset Farm Macclesfield 18.5 16.0 n/a n/a 4.4 Pork skip hire Endon Quarry Macclesfield n/a n/a n/a n/a 2.6 Transfer Stations & CA sites - Site returns Transfer Station Transfer ramn Plant Treatment Station Transfer Transfer Station Transfer Station Transfer Household CA Household ALLERDALE Household CA Household bia Cum District material recovered and outputs Inputs, 2: Appendix Household CA Household ramn Plant Treatment Station Transfer Transfer Station Station Transfer Household CA Household Household CA Household Transfer Station Transfer Station Transfer BARROW IN FURNESS IN BARROW Household CA Household CA Household Transfer Station Transfer Sution Transfer Sution Transfer COPELAND CARLISLE EDEN Household CA Household Lancashire LAKELAND SOUTH at sites licensed for transfer and treatmentforoperations transfer licensed sitesand at BLACKBURN Household CA Household CA Household CA Household 29 BLACKPOOL BURNLEY FYLDE CHORLEY 100.8 182.5 OOOtpa 46.7 inputs 94.3 44.2 53.7 61.1 14.8 12.6 6.0 O.S 7.2 6.2 8.4 2.3 8.4 0 0 0 outputs OOOtpa 40.7 24.5 54.8 98.2 63.7 43.9 18.5 11.7 n/a n/a n/a 2.6 4.2 s.o 5.9 0.5 6.8 5.8 7.9 n.a 0 0 0 0 recovered OOOtpa 27.9 25.8 0.8 0.3 3.5 2.6 0.6 1.0 1.7 1.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 rnfrSain67.6 Station Transfer 71.2 Station Transfer ramn Plant Treatment Station Transfer Household CA Household Household CA Household rnfrSain74.7 Station Transfer rnfrSto 0.6 Sution Transfer YnfrSain452.7 TYansferStation Plant Treatment Station Transfer ramn Plant Treatment Sution Transfer Household CA Household Household CA Household Household CA Household Household CA Household Treatment Plant Treatment Station Transfer TVansferStation LANCASTER Household CA Household Transfer Station Transfer CA Household CA Household HYNDBURN PENDLE PRESTON Household CA Household IBE VALLEY RIBBLE ROSSENDALE Household CA Household LIVERPOOL RIBBLE SOUTH SEFTON Merseyside WEST LANCS WEST WYRE 108.9 31.4 44.7 21.4 27.8 86.2 37.3 4.3 2.7 0 0 275.4 41.7 69.9 70.6 26.0 28.7 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 4.7 0.6 0.3 0.2 4.8 5.9 0 0 0 0 2.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KNOWSLEY TRAFFORD Household CA Household CA 58.8 1.1 Transfer Station 83.7 Transfer Station 17S.2 11S.4 61.0 Treatment Plant 756.0 394.5 25.6 ST HELENS Household CA 12.1 0 WIGAN Transfer Station 42.6 0 0 Household CA 38.3 0.2 Treatment Plant 7.9 0 0.7 Transfer Station 108.8 96.8 8.1 WIRRAL Household CA 18.8 Cheshire Transfer Station 56.2 0 Treatment Plant 8.8 0 CHESTER Household CA n /a n /a Transfer Station 8.9 0 0 Greater Manchester CONGLETON BOLTON Household CA 12.5 n /a Household CA 39.7 2.8 Transfer Station 10.7 0 0 Transfer Station 10.8 3.0 1.8 Treatment Plant 36.2 0 0 TYeatment Plant , ! 0.3 10.0 0.1 CREWE fir NANTWICH BURY Household CA 69.2 0.6 Household CA 10.5 Transfer Station 2S.8 24.9 0.3 Transfer Station 33.4 0 MANCHESTER ELLESMERE PORT & NESTON Household CA 24.6 0.3 Household CA 12.2 Transfer Station 89.5 79.8 64.0 Transfer Station 22.0 0 Treatment Plant 626.4 418.7 1.4 TVeatment Plant 51.1 0 OLDHAM HALTON Household CA 13.8 0.8 Household CA 1 1.9 n /a Transfer Station 188.6 174.8 8.5 "Transfer Station 122.5 44.7 0 Treatment Plant 14.8 0 0 ROCHDALE Household CA 90.3 0.9 MACCLESFIELD Transfer Station 88.0 92.6 0.2 Household CA 28.1 Treatment Plant 6.6 0.3 6.3 Transfer Station 38.1 16.5 SALFORD VALE ROYAL Household CA 23.5 0.3 Household CA 10.4 Transfer Station 24.1 7.8 10.7 Transfer Station 6.2 9.7 Treatment Plant 158.4 1S4.2 4.2 Treatment Plant 1.8 0 STOCKPORT WARRINGTON Household CA 31.2 2.1 Household CA 26.3 Transfer Station 120.2 81.1 15.8 Transfer Station 56.1 0 Treatment Plant 66.4 0 TAMESIDE Household CA 19.8 0.2 Transfer Station 46.4 23.6 18.4 Treatment Plant 34.2 9.3 3.8 30 NORTHW EST REGION ADDRESSES REGIONAL OFFICE NORTH AREA OFFICE SOUTH AREA OFFICE Environment Agency Environment Agency Environment Agency PO Box 12 Chyll Mount Appleton House Richard Fairclough Gillan Way 430 Birchwood Boulevard House Penrith 40 Business Park Birchwood Knutsford Road Penrith Warrington WA3 7WD Warrington WA4 1HG Cumbria CA11 1 BP Tel: 01925 840 000 Tel: 01925 653 999 Tel: 01 768 866 666 Fax: 01925 852 260 Fax: 01925 415 961 Fax: 01 768 865 606 CENTRAL AREA OFFICE Environment Agency Lutra House Dodd Way Walton Summit Bamber Bridge Preston PR5 8BX Tel: 01772 339 882 — Area Administrative Boundaries Fax: 01772 627 730 — Regional Boundary • Area Office a Regional Headquarters Environm ent Agency fz f\ - NATIONAL LIBRARY & IN FO RM A TIO N SERVICE HEAD OFFICE Rio House, Waterside Drive, Aztec West. 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