WASTE’17 - MANCHESTER, JUNE 8
Your WASTE’17 event details
THE show begins at 9AM and continues until 4PM on Thursday, June 8 at Manchester United’s Old Traff ord Ground.
Visitors to the show must park in either car park E2 which is accessed off Sir Matt Busby Way, which meets Wharfside
Way at the junction, or the N2 car park which is accessed off Wharfside Way.
EXCITEMENT BEGINS AT 9AM
Once you have parked, make your way by foot to the International Suite, where you can pick up your exhibitor pass if you have pre-registered, or register if you have not.
It is only a short walk to the car park, and there are refreshments available at the stadium should you want to have a snack or full meal.
The Manchester United Red Cafe is on the third fl oor of The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, and is open to the public every day.
WASTE’17 AGENDA
9AM - Start of WASTE’17 10AM - 11AM - Waste legal seminar/drop-in
11:30 AM - 12:30 A.M - The man with a cost-eff ective plan to replace diesel 12:45 AM - 1:45 PM - Lunch 1:45 P.M. - 2:15 PM - Avoiding fi re 3PM - Best display awards 4PM - Close of WASTE’17
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