Waste transfer station plans for Darwen

5:04pm Tuesday 19th June 2012 in Darwen

WASTE giants Sita have unveiled plans for a waste transfer station and fuel creation plant in Darwen.

Proposals have been drawn up and submitted to the borough council for Darwen Resource Recovery Park, Lower Eccleshill Road, on the former Wolstenholme International ink works.

Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm.

The firm says that the noise levels for people living at the nearby travellers’ site should not exceed 43 decibels and would be no worse than that generated by the Crown Paints site, also in Lower Eccleshill Road.

Some of the materials recovered, which could be reusable as fuel, will be baled and sent to be thermally treated elsewhere.

The remainder will be sent for landfill or dealt with at an adjacent materials recycling unit, which was given planning permission in February.

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Comments (13)

5:19pm Tue 19 Jun 12

happycyclist says...

Any jobs?
Any jobs? happycyclist

6:14pm Tue 19 Jun 12

colnelad says...

happycyclist wrote:
Any jobs?
Apparently Steve Kean has got the managers job, on his cv he put he's used to working with sh1te ;-) COME ON ENGLAND
[quote][p][bold]happycyclist[/bold] wrote: Any jobs?[/p][/quote]Apparently Steve Kean has got the managers job, on his cv he put he's used to working with sh1te ;-) COME ON ENGLAND colnelad

6:14pm Tue 19 Jun 12

Graham Hartley says...

happycyclist wrote:
Any jobs?
Happy, you can be ever trusted to point out the omissions in LT reports.

"...waste transfer station and fuel creation plant..."

Try "...waste job transfer station and fool creation plant..."
[quote][p][bold]happycyclist[/bold] wrote: Any jobs?[/p][/quote]Happy, you can be ever trusted to point out the omissions in LT reports. "...waste transfer station and fuel creation plant..." Try "...waste job transfer station and fool creation plant..." Graham Hartley

6:47pm Tue 19 Jun 12

sen c bl says...

Graham Hartley wrote:
happycyclist wrote:
Any jobs?
Happy, you can be ever trusted to point out the omissions in LT reports.

"...waste transfer station and fuel creation plant..."

Try "...waste job transfer station and fool creation plant..."
Classic!
[quote][p][bold]Graham Hartley[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]happycyclist[/bold] wrote: Any jobs?[/p][/quote]Happy, you can be ever trusted to point out the omissions in LT reports. "...waste transfer station and fuel creation plant..." Try "...waste job transfer station and fool creation plant..."[/p][/quote]Classic! sen c bl

7:08pm Tue 19 Jun 12

Malthus says...

Good to see they have taken the affect such a project will have on the travellers. Not that it should affect them as they will be travelling.
Good to see they have taken the affect such a project will have on the travellers. Not that it should affect them as they will be travelling. Malthus

7:17pm Tue 19 Jun 12

colnelad says...

Malthus wrote:
Good to see they have taken the affect such a project will have on the travellers. Not that it should affect them as they will be travelling.
Very good point Malthus
[quote][p][bold]Malthus[/bold] wrote: Good to see they have taken the affect such a project will have on the travellers. Not that it should affect them as they will be travelling.[/p][/quote]Very good point Malthus colnelad

8:29pm Tue 19 Jun 12

Michael@ClitheroeSince58 says...

Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner!
Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner! Michael@ClitheroeSince58

9:19pm Tue 19 Jun 12

Am i in yet..? says...

Michael@ClitheroeSin
ce58 wrote:
Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner!
For some reason sh1t as always turns up in Darwen. Eventually all those bin wagons will look like the flies that gather round it.
[quote][p][bold]Michael@ClitheroeSin ce58[/bold] wrote: Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner![/p][/quote]For some reason sh1t as always turns up in Darwen. Eventually all those bin wagons will look like the flies that gather round it. Am i in yet..?

10:34pm Tue 19 Jun 12

Malthus says...

Am i in yet..? wrote:
Michael@ClitheroeSin

ce58 wrote:
Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner!
For some reason sh1t as always turns up in Darwen. Eventually all those bin wagons will look like the flies that gather round it.
Lol and I'm a Darwener. I have heard a rumour that they are rounding up the chavs and taking the in the wagons to be processed into Soylent green. There is plenty of meat on most of the single parents in Darwen.
[quote][p][bold]Am i in yet..?[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Michael@ClitheroeSin ce58[/bold] wrote: Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner![/p][/quote]For some reason sh1t as always turns up in Darwen. Eventually all those bin wagons will look like the flies that gather round it.[/p][/quote]Lol and I'm a Darwener. I have heard a rumour that they are rounding up the chavs and taking the in the wagons to be processed into Soylent green. There is plenty of meat on most of the single parents in Darwen. Malthus

10:48pm Tue 19 Jun 12

Am i in yet..? says...

Malthus wrote:
Am i in yet..? wrote:
Michael@ClitheroeSin


ce58 wrote:
Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner!
For some reason sh1t as always turns up in Darwen. Eventually all those bin wagons will look like the flies that gather round it.
Lol and I'm a Darwener. I have heard a rumour that they are rounding up the chavs and taking the in the wagons to be processed into Soylent green. There is plenty of meat on most of the single parents in Darwen.
You have my deepest sympathy and I hope you survive it in some unimaginable way. Being from Darwen that is.
[quote][p][bold]Malthus[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Am i in yet..?[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Michael@ClitheroeSin ce58[/bold] wrote: Each year around 50,000 tonnes of waste would be processed using the facility, with around 36 loads being brought per day, between 7am and 7pm. You Lucky People what a winner![/p][/quote]For some reason sh1t as always turns up in Darwen. Eventually all those bin wagons will look like the flies that gather round it.[/p][/quote]Lol and I'm a Darwener. I have heard a rumour that they are rounding up the chavs and taking the in the wagons to be processed into Soylent green. There is plenty of meat on most of the single parents in Darwen.[/p][/quote]You have my deepest sympathy and I hope you survive it in some unimaginable way. Being from Darwen that is. Am i in yet..?

11:20pm Tue 19 Jun 12

Smoking Area says...

colnelad wrote:
Malthus wrote:
Good to see they have taken the affect such a project will have on the travellers. Not that it should affect them as they will be travelling.
Very good point Malthus
maybe they are itravellers now and remain static. How much scrap is there on t'internet.
[quote][p][bold]colnelad[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]Malthus[/bold] wrote: Good to see they have taken the affect such a project will have on the travellers. Not that it should affect them as they will be travelling.[/p][/quote]Very good point Malthus[/p][/quote]maybe they are itravellers now and remain static. How much scrap is there on t'internet. Smoking Area

10:58am Wed 20 Jun 12

Your ferret stinks says...

Looks like darwen is becomming the biggest sh1t tip in lancashire,wether it be ferral kids on the streets, cowboy builders in caravans or filth thrown down back alleys and now this...rejoice!
Looks like darwen is becomming the biggest sh1t tip in lancashire,wether it be ferral kids on the streets, cowboy builders in caravans or filth thrown down back alleys and now this...rejoice! Your ferret stinks

10:52pm Wed 20 Jun 12

Your ferret stinks says...

just been tinking about those poor travellers down there that are stuck between a scrapyard, power station, sewage treatment plant and now a recyling centre!
It might not be noisy but it's certainly going to get very stinky.
just been tinking about those poor travellers down there that are stuck between a scrapyard, power station, sewage treatment plant and now a recyling centre! It might not be noisy but it's certainly going to get very stinky. Your ferret stinks

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