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Environment and Waste

The Assembly and a range of regional partners formed the Environment Partnership in June 2004. The Partnership aims to strengthen the environmental agenda at the regional level and provides a coherent regional voice and a champion for the environmental agenda. It advises on development and delivery of the environmental issues in the Regional Spatial Strategy, including waste, minerals and energy.

RTAB Technical Work

Regional Waste Scenarios Study, West Midlands Waste Facilities - Future Capacity Requirements, Waste Treatment Capacity Survey and the Waste Residues Report.

RTAB Meeting Notes

04 June 2008

Regional Aggregate Working Parties (RAWPS)

The Regional Aggregate Working Parties (RAWPs) provide technical advice in relation to the supply of and demand for construction aggregates (including for sand, gravel and crushed rock) to the Regional Assemblies/Regional Planning Bodies and to the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) [previously First Secretary of State for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister].

West Midlands RAWP - Annual Reports

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  • Waste - A Future Resource for Businesses: Developing the evidence base for a targeted intervention strategy for the West Midlands. The study was commissioned by Advantage West Midlands and undertaken by SLR Consulting Ltd. The study was part funded by Defra and BREW.

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  • West Midlands Biodiversity Partnership
  • Growing our Future (West Midlands Regional Forestry Framework)
  • DCLG - Regional Aggregate Working Parties

For further information, please contact Chris Blakeley (telephone - 0121 678 1056)

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