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#Ref	Submitted date	Location	Yearly Intake	Treatable Material / Contaminants	Notes
F019	05/01/2020	Brewster Bros., Drumshoreland Road, Livingston, EH53 0LG	500,000T	Non-hazardous and inert soil	www.brewsterbros.com
F018	05/01/2020	Drumshoreland Road, Livingston, EH53 0LG	500,000T	Non-hazardous and inert soil
F017	21/06/2019	EX5 1DR	70,000 tonnes	hazardous and non hazardous soils	Soil Treatment Faciliy. Permit available on request
F016	16/04/2019	Sheehan Recycled Aggregates Plant, Dix Pit,. Stanton Harcourt, Oxfordshire OX29 5BB	225,000 tonnes	Inert, Non-Hazardous and Hazardous mineral based wastes and road sweepings	Site operated under installation permit EPR/FB3430DD. Treatment includes crushing, segregation, screening and soil washing. Materials to be imported must be suitably characterised with clear details of potential contaminants. Strictly no asbestos impacted material or tars. Material generated includes high quality recycled sands, aggregates and general fill.
F015	11/07/2017	Llantrisant, South Wales	1,000,000T	Non hazardous soils and aggregates	Strict input checks results in a quality output material for all of the subsoil, topsoil and aggregate markets. Recovery rates are 100% across 4 ermitted sites that have high compliance banding. Easy access to South Wales and West of England along the M4 corridor.
F014	06/07/2017	Weston Super Mare, North Somerset	56000 tonnes hazardous; 75000 tonnes non-hazardous	Hazardous hydrocarbon (aliphatic and aromatic) impacted soil - oil, diesel, petrol, other fuel. Removal of contaminants (stones, timber, plant tissue etc) from non-hazardous soils.	Treatment can achieve 100% reuse thus avoiding disposal and high landfill costs. Suitable for large volumes, with active weighbridge and security. Permitted by the Environment Agency with high compliance ratings.
F013	31/08/2015	Leeds	30,000 te	Treatment of a wide range of materials including soils, railway ballast, dredgings, treatment plant residues. Suitable contaminants include, TPH, PAH, TCE, PCE, Organohalogenated solvents and Kerosene.	The treatment process provides a cost effective, fully compliant, solution for off site soil disposal. All treated material is beneficially re used on the adjacent landfill and therefore is exempt from landfill tax.
F012	31/08/2015	Ware, Hertfordshire	60,000 te	Treatment of a wide range of materials including soils, railway ballast, dredgings, treatment plant residues. Suitable contaminants include, TPH, PAH, TCE, PCE, Organohalogenated solvents and Kerosene.	The treatment process provides a cost effective, fully compliant, solution for off site soil disposal. All treated material is beneficially re used on the adjacent landfill and therefore is exempt from landfill tax.
F011	31/08/2015	Meece, Staffordshire	60,000 te	Treatment of a wide range of materials including soils, railway ballast, dredgings, treatment plant residues. Suitable contaminants include, TPH, PAH, TCE, PCE, Organohalogenated solvents and Kerosene.	The treatment process provides a cost effective, fully compliant, solution for off site soil disposal. All treated material is beneficially re used on the adjacent landfill and therefore is exempt from landfill tax.
F010	31/08/2015	Redhill, Surrey	80,000 te	Treatment of a wide range of materials including soils, railway ballast, dredgings, treatment plant residues. Suitable contaminants include, TPH, PAH, TCE, PCE, Organohalogenated solvents and Kerosene.	The treatment process provides a cost effective, fully compliant, solution for off site soil disposal. All treated material is beneficially re used on the adjacent landfill and therefore is exempt from landfill tax.
F009	31/07/2015	Wolverhampton	200,000t	Hazardous and contaminated non-hazardous soils and other waste materials.	Treatment of a broad range of contaminants including hydrocarbons, heavy metals, asbestos and soils contaminated with invasive plant species.
F008	31/08/2014	Cornwall	300,000t	Hazardous / Non Hazardous soils and dredging spoil	Treatment of a broad range of contaminants including hydrocarbons (petrol, diesel, oils, etc.), heavy metals, asbestos and soils contaminated with invasive plant species. Treatment can achieve 100% reuse thereby avoiding landfill disposal costs.
F007	30/09/2013	Swansea	40,000 to 80,000 t	Hazardous and Non-Hazardous soils. Materials described under EWC Codes 11, 17 (including 17 05 03) and 19. Heavy metals.Hydrocarbons – BTEX and fuel to oil range organics. Chlorinated solvents – VOCs and SVOCs. Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs).	A 30% to 70% saving on the cost of landfill disposal, depending on the nature of the soils and contamination profile. Removal of the landfill tax charge of £72 per tonne (as at April 2013). Significant reduction in haulage costs to hazardous landfills from Wales and the west. Improved sustainability and regeneration through enabling of previous difficult development prospects. Suitability for large volumes from various sources with active weighbridge and security. Inclusive research and development for difficult soils, projects and geo-environments. Industry leading QEHS procedures and standards.
F006	13/06/2013	Peterborough	450,000 t	Hazardous/Non-Hazardous soils and dredging waste	Annual capacity split between soil washing, bioremediation and stabilisation
F002	31/05/2013	Middlesbrough	450,000 t	Hazardous/Non-Hazardous soils and dredging waste	Annual capacity split between soil washing, bioremediation and stabilisation