Waste in UK Law
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R (Reprotech (Pebsham) Ltd) v East Sussex County Council
... ... LORD HOFFMANN My Lords, ... 7 In 1989 the East Sussex County Council built a waste treatment plant near a landfill site just north of the A259 between Bexhill and St Leonards-on-Sea. It was vested in a company owned by the council ... ...
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R (Edwards) v Environment Agency (No. 2)
... ... 1, the regulations "[require] us not to consider the environment as a recipient of pollutants and waste, which can be filled up to a given level, but to do all that is practicable to minimise the impact of industrial activities." (To similar effect, ... ...
- Blewett v Derbyshire Waste Ltd
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R v North Yorkshire County Council, ex parte Brown and Another
... ... on a grant of planning permission for development consisting of the winning and working of minerals or involving the depositing of mineral waste": para. 2(1)(a). These words plainly confer a very wide discretion to impose conditions for the protection of the environment, subject of course to ... ...
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Hague Plant Ltd v Hague and Ors
... ... It stationed plant there and, when MHH obtained an even more valuable waste transfer licence for the site, provided the plant and workforce for the waste recycling operation carried on there, upon the basis that the proceeds ... ...
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R (Greenpeace Ltd) v Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
... ... … The main focus of public concern about nuclear power is on the unsolved problem of long-term nuclear waste disposal, coupled about perceptions about the vulnerability of nuclear power plants to accidents and attack. Any move by government to advance the ... ...
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R v Hertfordshire County Council, ex parte Green Environmental Industries Ltd and another
... ... LORD HOFFMANN My Lords, ... 3 The question in this appeal is whether a person who has unlawfully deposited waste without a licence may refuse to provide information about his activities which has been requested pursuant to a statutory power by a local waste ... ...
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Bowen-West v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (1st Respondent) Northamptonshire County Council (2nd Respondent) Augean Plc (3rd Respondent)
... ... By that decision, the Secretary of State granted to the third respondents, Augean plc, a permission to dispose of low level radioactive waste ("LLW") in addition to hazardous waste ("HW") which was already permitted, at a hazardous waste landfill site known as the East Northamptonshire ... ...
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Re Celtic Extraction Ltd ((in Liquidation))
... ... Lord Justice Morritt ... 1 These appeals raise two questions: (1) Is a Waste Management Licence granted under the Environment Protection Act 1990 (" EPA ") "property" within the meaning of that word as defined in s.436 ... ...
- Barr v Biffa Waste Services Ltd
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