Sheffield, the greenest city in England, is home to over half a million people living in 227,000 households. We are working with Sheffield City Council to manage the rubbish created by the residents of the city. We empty bins, provide recycling services and generate electricity and heat from some of the rubbish that can’t be recycled. We also make sure that anything that can’t be recycled or used to generate power is disposed of safely. Since we started working together 10 years ago the city has increased its recycling rate from 4% to 30% and it only sends 13% of its rubbish to landfill.
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Latest news
- 25 January 2012
Veolia collection staff ‘pool’ together for homeless charity
Refuse collection staff from Veolia Environmental Services have donated a pool table to Cherrytree, a charity for young homeless people in Sheffield. The collection staff chose to reuse their old pool table by donating it to the charity after refurbishments at the Veolia offices. The table has found a new home with the young people living at Cherrytree’s Mickley Lane house.
- 10 January 2012
Veolia pushes the envelope for the Sick Children’s Trust
Staff from Veolia Environmental Services have been ‘pushing the envelope’ in a stationery campaign to collect office supplies for The Sick Children’s Trust (SCT) in Sheffield. Pens, printer paper, envelopes, notebooks and much, much more were all donated by staff. The stationery was collected for Treetop House a ‘Home from Home’ run by The SCT for families whose children are seriously ill and being treated in Sheffield’s Children’s Hospital.
- 04 January 2012
‘Tis the season to treecycle!
Kick start 2012 with an eco-friendly bang by recycling your Christmas Tree using one of our free services.
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