Norfolk and Suffolk sign waste deal

Norfolk CC has signed a deal with neighbouring Suffolk CC, which will see waste from one county treated in the other.

By Jamie Hailstone | 18 July 2014

Norfolk CC has signed a deal with neighbouring Suffolk CC, which will see waste from one county treated in the other.

Under the agreement, around 40,000 tonnes of residual waste from Norfolk will be turned into electricity at Suffolk's new Energy from Waste plant in Great Blakenham.

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