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	Willmott Dixon’s Pathway To Zero Waste Willmott Dixon Construction is one of the UK’s largest privately owned construction firms. Providing a full range of services covering every stage of the construction process, it is able to provide end-to-end control on behalf of its clients. The company is widely recognised as leading in the development and delivery of best practice approaches and is at the forefront of the construction sector’s drive to improve on environmental issues, including waste reduction. Willmott Dixon puts sustainability at the heart of its operations. To read more about Willmot Dixon's pathway to zero waste Download PDF Or, to view key highlights, click on the following links: Willmot Dixon: Monitoring and Managing Waste Willmott Dixon’s ‘easy wins’ to achieving greater resource efficiency

	Hampshire County Council Zip Bus Priority Corridor Hampshire County Council, working collaboratively with its supply chain partners, has adopted sustainable policies for highway maintenance and construction works across Hampshire. This has substantially reduced the amount of waste going to landfill. One of the first projects to benefit from this approach was the construction of a bus priority corridor along the A3 between Portsmouth and Clanfield, completed by local firm, Dyer & Butler. Almost 8,000 tonnes of material was diverted from landfill by the end of the project. To read more out about this project Download PDF

	Tiger Enterprises: reuse it, don't lose it!Brighton-based Tiger Enterprises is a construction materials reuse business. It collects reclaimed and surplus materials from building and refurbishment projects and sells them on at a fraction of what they would cost to buy new from a conventional retailer. As a result, material that would otherwise probably go to landfill is put to good social and environmental use - currently around 3,000 tonnes each year. To read more out about Tiger Enterprises Download PDF

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