Kent Waste Partnership
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The responsibility for household waste management in Kent
is shared between the 12 district and borough councils, who collect
domestic waste, and Kent County Council which is responsible for
its disposal.
The Kent Waste Partnership was created in April 2007 with the
purpose of ensuring 'joined up thinking' between Kent's two tiers
of local government and giving the tax payers of the county the
best possible service and value for money.
The Kent Waste Partnership is now approaching the end of its
first year of successful operation; during this period it has
undertaken a number of joint operational initiatives and has laid
the foundations for future close cooperation and planning.
Benefits
- Creation of a working partnership that has the commitment of
the elected members and senior officers of all of the principal
councils of Kent.
- Increasing the public profile of waste management issues in
Kent.
- Engagement with tax payers of the county on waste recycling and
minimisation issues.
Find out more
Visit our
Kent Waste Partnership website. |
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