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Waste consultancy

Helping you watch your waste

Our team of consultants have worked in the waste industry for more than 20 years, providing high quality technical advice and delivering services built on extensive practical experience. They offer several defined areas of expertise, with in-depth consultancy in:


• Waste analysis and monitoring

• Household Waste Recycling Centres and Bring systems

• Kerbside collections, optimising organics, dry recyclables and advice on AWC 

• Trade waste

• Hazardous waste

• Public place recycling

• Bulky waste

Our technical expertise is enhanced by practical experience gained from our events recycling business Community RePaint and managing The National Household Hazardous Waste Forum and Resources North.

If necessary, we can build integrated teams to address your specific needs, for instance the recycling of organics - we have advised several local authorities on the best options for garden and kitchen waste collections addressing kerbside collections, HWRC and community composting. We have also provided waste analysis services to help plan and monitor services, as well as communications and consultation services (including advice on media relations) to ensure that new services are understood and well received.

 

Case Studies

Antrim HWRC and Bring Site review

Resource Futures carried out a comprehensive review of the staffed Household Waste Recycling Centres (HRCs) and unstaffed Community Recycling Points (CRPs) managed by Antrim Borough Council.

Recycling in Flats Every Day, in Bristol

Encouraging recycling among residents living in flats

The National Household Hazardous Waste Forum

The National Household Hazardous Waste Forum (NHHWF) is the UK's leading forum on household hazardous waste. Managed by Resource Futures the forum was first established in 1993.

News and Events

Community Action goes from strength to strength in Oxfordshire

Resource Futures’ Community Action Groups (CAGs) project met or exceeded all of its targets to support community-led climate change action in Oxfordshire in 2012/13.

Resource Futures steers Bicester Green Centre towards launch

The Bicester Green Centre for ‘Skills, Sustainability and Second hand Stuff’, which aims to reduce waste and to harness skills in the local community by accepting items for repair by volunteers, is gearing up to open its doors to customers. 

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