Waste Management in Milton Keynes

At Business Waste, we can help with all your waste management Milton Keynes needs. As the number one provider of waste removal and recycling services in North Buckinghamshire, we are well placed to provide all the services you require to fulfil your obligations under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. Our waste experts will work with you to identify the waste removal services your business requires and develop a collection plan with weekly or bi-weekly collections. We take care of all waste products, from paper and glass to WEEE waste and hazardous materials, recycling as much as possible.

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On the other hand, you may just require regular waste collection, whether that’s food or hazardous waste, or more bulky items. At Business Waste, we provide regular weekly and bi-weekly collections for companies based in Milton Keynes and North Buckinghamshire. We offer a range of services and provide everything from standard wheelie bins and recycling containers free of charge, as well as roll-on/roll-off containers and even skip hire. We can also arrange for the collection and safe disposal of dangerous trade waste such as asbestos and gypsum board. Get in touch with one of our specialist waste management experts for a quote within the hour to see how we can help your business.

Milton Keynes waste disposal

With a large number of specialist manufacturing companies located in the area, including the Red Bull Racing team, companies located in Milton Keynes have a unique requirement for recycling specialist materials such as carbon fibre and aviation grade aluminium. For example, carbon fibre needs to be recycled by a specialist provider, the nearest carbon recycling centre to Milton Keynes is in Dudley some 80 miles away. Other waste disposal firms may not be aware that carbon fibre can be recycled and may end up sending it to landfill or for incineration. Today, it is important that companies reduce the amount of waste they send to landfill. So whether you use specialist materials in your business or need to recycle everything from paper and card to glass and plastics, our recycling experts can arrange for a full audit of your requirements.

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Milton Keynes is a large town situated 45 miles north-west of London. It is the largest and most famous of the new towns created in 1967 to re-house people displaced by the blitz. Today, it has a population of 229,941 and is one of the fastest growing towns in the South of England.

Milton Keynes has a large and diverse economy and is ranked as one of the top 4 places in the country outside London to do business, along with Oxford, Cambridge and Manchester. As a result, it is home to a large number of corporations including Argos, Marshall Amplification, and the UK offices for Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, Suzuki and Domino’s Pizza.

Over the last decade, Milton Keynes provided the highest growth of the biggest 64 towns and cities in the UK, with the number of new jobs created growing by 18.2% in that time, beating even London which grew by 17.1%.

Its location is a major contributor to its success; the town is located equidistant from London, Birmingham, Leicester, and Oxford, meaning it has a large number of highly qualified people within an hour’s commute. It is also well connected, being situated on both the M1 motorway which links London to the North and Midlands and the West Coast mainline, which has regular trains to London and Manchester.

But all this success comes at a price. A growing town means an increased demand for refuse and recycling services. As a result, the number of commercial waste services has been cut and businesses need to find a responsible and legal way to handle their own disposal needs.