• Who we are

    The South London Waste Partnership is made up of four local councils (Croydon, Kingston, Merton and Sutton) who are working together to provide improved and more cost-effective waste management services to their residents.

    The way waste is treated and disposed of has changed beyond recognition in recent years...

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  • What we do

    The South London Waste Partnership has two key aims:

    1. To manage waste in a way that is more sustainable and causes less damage to the environment
    2. To manage waste in a way that is more cost-effective, for the benefit of council tax payers...
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  • Why we do it

    For generations, local authorities have relied on being able to bury household waste in the ground. This was seen as a simple, cost-effective and hygienic solution to the challenge of managing our waste.

    There are two reasons why our reliance on landfill must finally come to an end: Firstly, there are the environmental implications of continuing to send our waste to landfill...

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Waste Strategy 2010 – 2020

Waste strategy

The four boroughs that make up the South London Waste Partnership are developing a joint strategy for dealing with residents’ waste over the next 10 years.

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Plans for the future

Plans for the future


New waste treatment facilities are due to become operational in 2014/15. These facilities will be able to treat up to 200,000 tonnes of waste which otherwise would have been destined for landfill.

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