Nottinghamshire and Nottingham Draft Waste Local Plan January 2022

Ended on the 4 April 2022
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Preface

Significant changes have taken place in the way people regard and manage the things that are no longer needed. Today waste is no longer something which is buried in the ground. It is a resource to be re-used, recycled and then recovered. The need to address climate change means we need to re-use and repair more and put an end to single use plastics. Increasingly waste is seen as a resource within a "circular" economy with re-use and recovery at its heart.

Nottinghamshire County Council and Nottingham City Council are preparing a new joint Waste Local Plan to provide the planning policy framework against which all proposals for new waste development will be assessed. We look forward to working closely with the waste and recycling sector and the communities of Nottinghamshire and Nottingham to deliver these aspirations and plan sustainably for waste needs in the future.

We carried out an Issues and Options consultation between the 27th February 2020 and 7th May 2020. We examined the responses and where appropriate we have used these to inform the preparation of our Draft Local Plan.

We want you to read this document and tell us what you think. It will be available for comments between thedates of 7th February and the 4th April 2022. We encourage you to respond online to this consultation at www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/waste. Alternatively, if you are unable to respond online you can email us at the addresses shown below. We look forward to your response.

picture of Councillor Neil Clarke

picture of Councillor Linda Woodings

Councillor Neil Clarke

Chair, Transport and Environment Committee

Nottinghamshire County Council

Councillor Linda Woodings

Portfolio Holder for Planning, Housing and Heritage

Nottingham City Council

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