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It is a matter of company policy that community groups are consulted in respect of new developments, submissions for planning approvals, or matters likely to invoke local concern. Local elected councillors, MPs and MEPs are generally briefed, and project information is published on scheme websites.

Complaints are routinely recorded where they are made by members of the public, either directly to the Company or via the Environment Agency (EA) or Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).

Waste Recycling Environmental Limited (WREN) was formed in 1997 to ensure the Landfill Communities Fund (LCF) monies of WRG are used cost-effectively in a transparent process that will deliver tangible outcomes to benefit the maximum number of people, especially those who live near landfill sites.

WRG feels it is important that we play a full part in the process of informing public debate on policy issues, such as waste and resource management, legislation, regulation and planning, as well as the broader issues of sustainability and sustainable production and consumption.