Company intelligence
North London Waste Authority
Government Administration
GB
72 employees
Founded 1986
4 public signals
About North London Waste Authority
The North London Waste Authority was established in 1986 and is the statutory waste disposal authority for seven local authorities, these are: Barnet; Camden; Enfield; Hackney; Haringey; Islington; and Waltham Forest. The NLWA’s primary function is to arrange for the transport and disposal of waste collected by these seven boroughs and to promote waste minimisation and recycling.
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Signals from North London Waste Authority
4 published signals
Operations & Supply
North London Waste Authority saved 3,392 bikes from going to waste last year.
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Products & Services
North London Waste Authority launched an AI-powered chat bot to answer waste and recycling questions for residents.
Reported by North London Waste Authority
Operations & Supply
North London Waste Authority handed back responsibility for the Wembley waste transfer station facility to LondonEnergy for a comprehensive review.
Reported by North London Waste Authority
Operations & Supply
North London Waste Authority is open for business on bank holidays, with Barrowell Green in Enfield closing on a Monday.
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