Completed developments
Here are some of the redevelopment projects we have completed on behalf of Surrey County Council.
Surrey Eco Park
The Eco Park, opened in 2022, is a facility comprising of a community recycling centre, reuse shop, recyclables bulking facility, anaerobic digestion plant and a gasification treatment facility. The site, near Shepperton in North Surrey, is our busiest site. Read more about the Eco Park here.
Earlswood materials bulking facility
Working in partnership with Surrey County Council and Reigate & Banstead Borough Council, we enhanced and expanded the municipal depot on the A23 at Earlswood, upgraded the Community Recycling Centre (CRC), introduced a Revive re-use shop and constructed a new materials bulking facility.
The materials bulking facility comprises an enclosed building with outside bays for storing garden waste and street sweepings. Waste collection vehicles bring recyclable materials, food waste and general waste from households in Reigate, Banstead and Tandridge. We bulk the waste into larger loads before it’s transported off site for recycling, energy recovery or disposal.
Leatherhead community recycling centre
We redeveloped the community recycling centre and transfer station to make it more modern, accessible and easy-to-use.
Upgrades included:
- Better parking and road layout to reduce queuing and help people move around the site more easily.
- Separate entrances for public vehicles and site service vehicles to help reduce congestion.
- Separate drop-off area for garden waste that’s delivered in trailers.
- Introduction of a Revive Reuse shop.
Witley community recycling centre
We redeveloped and extended the community recycling centre to make it more modern, accessible and convenient. The year after the completion of the project, the site won the prestigious ‘Civic Amenity of the Year 2013’ award by industry body letsrecycle.com
Upgrades included:
- Better parking and road layout to reduce queueing and help people move around the site more easily.
- Separate entrance and exit to help reduce congestion. Residents now enter the improved site via Rake Lane instead of Petwork Road.
- A split-level site to remove the need for steps.
- Introduction of a Revive Reuse Shop
