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Cawleys was established in 1947 by Reg & Frank Cawley and was initially known as Stanbridges... more
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Testimonials and comments about the Cawleys service from those that matter most. more
Many operators in the aeronautical sector must adhere to the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme. more
The automotive industry is highly regulated in terms of waste disposal. more
On construction sites the reduction and recycling of waste materials are key considerations. more
Children are often environmentally aware thanks to the help of initiatives such as Eco-Schools. more
We can provide solutions for all of your technical waste streams, meeting legislation compliance. more
We work in partnership with facilities managers to provide a tailored programme for your sites. more
Disposing of waste to landfill is fast becoming an expensive option for the food manufacturing industry. more
We work with manufacturers to ensure the effective recovery and recycling of all types of waste. more
Offices come in all sizes, so an office waste management programme needs to suit each company's need. more
We provide practical solutions for your pharmaceutical waste streams, meeting legislation compliance. more
Recycling food waste can increase your profits by reducing the spend on landfill tax. more
A retail outlet can produce a large amount and range of waste. We make your collections work for you. more
We work with transport and logistics companies to ensure the effective recovery of all types of waste. more
We have invested in technologies that ensures our customers are firmly on the path towards zero landfill. more
Our MRF facility does not require pre-sorted waste, so everything that can be recycled, is recycled. more
We offer a total package for the collection and disposal of all hazardous and sewage wastes. more
Each tonne of residual waste has the energy value to produce about 600Kwh of renewable energy! more
Resources such as paper, cardboard and plastic are sent to UK recycling mills for reprocessing. more
Anaerobic Digestion is considered to be the gold standard of food waste recycling. more
RDF can be used to produce electricity and alongside other fuels in coal power plants. more
Biofuel is the most pure and readily available fuel on the planet. more
We provide environmentally friendly solutions for your specialist liquid waste streams. more
We provide Waste Electric and Electrical Equipment to match your commercial requirements. more
Skips remain the original and most versatile waste disposal system. more
For large amounts of bulky softwood packaging, pallets and lighter-weight commercial or industrial waste. more
For lightweight, compactable waste; these allow for waste disposal and recycling in one collection. more
For domestic and commercial use; the size range helps enable storage even where space is limited. more
For low-density waste. more
For large volumes of lightweight waste, e.g. cardboard or polyethylene. more
Where secure disposal is paramount. Including waste requiring shredding, destruction or incineration. more
Storage containers, including drums, bulk containers, fluorescent tube containers and pallet boxes. more
Containers in varying sizes and designs to encourage office workers to separate and recycle waste. more
For chemical and toxic waste, bulk liquids, sewage, oils, adhesives, etc. more
Our specialist food waste division and the first commercial food waste to AD service in the UK. more
Our system that ensures maximum efficiency, cost savings and results for all your office recycling. more
Our hazardous waste division uses the latest innovations in technical waste stream recovery. more
Providing a fresh approach to waste recovery through a holistic approach. more
We provide a comprehensive management system that enables you to produce progress reports. more
We recognise that staff commitment is key to making your waste management programme work. more
Balers are used to compact the paper and cardboard, making it easier to store onsite and transport. more
Plastic is compacted either on customer site or by us, making it easier to store and transport. more
Glass is collected and taken to a reprocessing plant where it is crushed and recycled. more
Metals are collected by Cawleys and sorted at the MRF into different metal types before being melted. more
Waste wood is collected and distributed to a timber mill where it is turned into chippings or mulch. more
Organic waste can be treated using a variety of methods depending on which is the most appropriate. more
For the fifth year running we have we scooped the top prize in the Organics Recycling Group (ORG) award scheme, this year for work with the innovative Fresh Olive Company, the UK’s leading supplier of Mediterranean products to retailers, delicatessens, food manufacturers and high end restaurants and cafes. The award is for ‘Best Food Waste Recycling.’
The Organics Recycling Awards 2013 are renowned for celebrating the hard work, dedication and success of individuals and organisations within the Organics Recycling Industry.
WasteSolve, sister company to Cawleys, is a nominated finalist in the prestigious Environment and Energy Awards, Behavioural Change category, for its work with Westfield. The award nomination recognises the work and results achieved by Kate Cawley and her team at WasteSolve, to help Westfield become an exemplar of operational environmental excellence.
Tis the season to be jolly! However, whilst the Christmas season gets underway we will endeavour to provide our customers with their regular services, allowing you to carry on with business as usual.
Following the article with Mike Walters, John Lewis Partnership’s (JLP) recycling and waste operations manager in edieWaste last week, the Grocer has reported that JLP have extended their waste management work with Cawleys to all of their remaining UK shops.
The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) prides itself on an open relationship with customers, now it is turning the same attitude towards its waste management processes. In an interview with Maxine Perella from edieWaste, Mike Walters, recycling and waste operations manager at John Lewis, describes how the company has been revolutionising their waste management, including the part Cawleys has played.
Answering Katie Coyne’s article in Materials Recycling World, ‘Is gender off the agenda?’, Kate Cawley argues that women are more relevant in the waste sector than ever before, but more importantly the gender debate needs to shift towards a discussion about finding the best person, male or female, with the key skills for the right job.
The Cawleys’ Extra Mile Challenge teams will be setting off on September 20 for France to raise money for CHUMS – Child Bereavement and Trauma Service. The two teams will race to complete 500 miles over three days and there’s still time to sponsor one lucky cyclist to wear a pair of Wiggins trade-mark sideburns.
Kate Cawley, WasteSolve’s Creative Director, has been looking at the lessons the waste management sector has learnt from the London 2012 Games in Recycling Waste World this month. With 14 million people supporting the Games at 22 different venues, waste management has been a key issue. Kate underlines the essential ingredients to successful waste management; employee engagement and communication.
Cawleys have appeared on Caterer and Hotelkeeper online after teaming up with independent school caterer, The Brookwood Partnership to help increase and promote the array of recycling options available to their clients.
For the fifth year running we have we scooped the top prize in the Organics Recycling Group (ORG) award scheme, this year for work with the innovative Fresh Olive Company, the UK’s leading supplier of Mediterranean products to retailers, delicatessens, food manufacturers and high end restaurants and cafes. The award is for ‘Best Food Waste Recycling.’