11th March, 2010
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Healthcare Waste: Sterile Matter or Infectious Issue?The Spring Seminar 'Healthcare Waste: Sterile Matter or Infectious Issue?' took place in Chesterfield on 24 February 2010. Presentations are now available for members and delegates to download on the events page. |
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Consultation ResponsesThe NHHWF has issued consultation responses to the Waste Framework Directive and the Hazardous Waste Strategy. To read the responses, go to the NHHWF Guidance page. |
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WEEE Communications and Reuse SeminarThe NHHWF Autumn Seminar: "WEEE Communications and Reuse" took place on Friday 23rd October 2009, at The Carriageworks, Leeds. Presentations are now available on the events page for members and day delegates to download. |
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Site Visits 2009We have already enjoyed a successful visit to Minosus - Veolia's hazardous waste storage facility within a working salt mine. We hope to visit Global Renewables' new waste treatment facility in Lancashire in the new year - register your interest now by contacting Kerrie Warburton. See the events page for more information. |
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The Haz GuideProduced by the CIWM-NHHWF joint working group and funded by Viridor Waste Management and BREW Centre for Local Authorities, the guide provides up-to-date good practice advice on managing hazardous waste at household waste recycling centres. |
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NHHWF Spring 2009 SeminarThe NHHWF spring seminar "HHW – Here, there and everywhere" was be held on Wednesday 25th February at the Civic Offices of the London Borough of Sutton. The seminar covered topics on a wide range of Household-type Hazardous Waste including healthcare waste, orphaned gas cyclinders and garden chemicals.
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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Civic Amenity Site Forum (WEEECAF)WEEECAF is a discussion forum to identify and promote good practice. The aim is to create an integrated approach between all stakeholders to achieve a practical and robust implementation of the WEEE regulations. To find out more about WEEECAF please click here |
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The Garden Chemicals GuideThe Garden Chemicals Campaign Guide is a free on-line resource to help local authorities plan and implement local campaigns for the safe use, storage and disposal of garden chemicals. Click here to access the guide on-line |
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This website has been designed to reflect feedback from NHHWF members and other users. If you would like to comment on the site or suggest additions, or if you have any other queries, please e-mail enquiry@nhhwf.org.uk |
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