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Environmental & Duty-of-Care Policy

Where your waste goes, and how we prove it · last updated 23 July 2026

Our duty of care

Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, anyone who produces, carries, or arranges disposal of waste in England and Wales has a legal duty of care to make sure it's handled safely and disposed of properly, right through to its final destination. We take that seriously — it's the whole reason the process below exists.

What happens to your waste

Where your waste goes

Every load we clear is taken to Newport Recycling Centre — the city's permitted household and commercial waste facility at Docks Way, Newport. How a given load is handled depends on the type of waste, but it always goes to this permitted site: never to unlicensed land, a lay-by, or anywhere it shouldn't be.

Our waste carrier registration

Waste carrier registration is held with Natural Resources Wales (NRW) — the regulator for a Wales-based waste operation. Registration number to follow — we'll publish it here once we have it on file.

What we won't take

Some waste needs a specialist, licensed route we're not set up to provide — hazardous waste (paints, solvents, chemicals, oils, fuels), asbestos in any form, clinical or medical waste, and gas bottles or pressurised cylinders. If you have any of these, tell us when you enquire and we'll point you towards the correct route, such as your local council's hazardous-waste service or a licensed specialist carrier.

Questions

If you'd like more detail on how a specific job's waste was handled — including seeing your transfer note — email hello@halcyonclearance.co.uk.

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