We believe it is vital that we fulfil our professional obligations in a way that has minimal effect on local communities or the environment in which they live.
Augean has sought to engage with local communities from the start.
Through newsletters, regular residents/liaison group meetings, and hosting open days and site visits, we aim to raise awareness of site operations and the waste industry in an open and transparent manner.
Our staff are great volunteers and champions of local projects within our business.
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From time to time it is necessary for our business to make planning applications regarding our sites to the relevant local planning authority.
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Our newsletters give our community an insight into the day to day life, people and workings of the Augean sites across the UK. All available in easy to access pdf format.
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To improve and speed up sending relevant company information or notices about events and activities, which may be of interest, we have established a Register of Stakeholders.
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We hold annual open days at our waste treatment, recovery and disposal sites. These give anyone interested in attending, the opportunity to tour the site, as well as an opportunity to speak to site staff, Directors or other senior members of our team or our consultants. The availability of the opportunity to see and experience the sites and their operations are reassuring and important to the confidence of the local community.
We have an open-door policy at all our sites throughout the UK. Our friendly and welcoming site managers are happy to speak to you about the site and take you on a site tour by arrangement directly with them. Please use the relevant site contact details.
Our site newsletters are intended to provide the local community with news about the site and the company as a whole along with other articles that may be of interest about the waste sector. Where there are planning or permitting applications running the newsletter provides updates on these. Editions of the newsletters are published on this website and can be sent to you by email on request.
An electronic newsletter by email is available to anyone who has signed up to our Register of Stakeholders. This is used to make public announcements and give information about events or opportunities of interest quickly.
In response to requests from the local community, we publicly share monitoring results from the ENRMF site to reassure the community that human health and the environment are not being harmed by the presence of the site.
This information is updated on a regular basis.