Contents ESTABLISHED 2005 & Waste Voice of the Skip Hire, Waste and Recycling industries in the UK & Ireland EDITORIAL
Richard Hollis T: 0161 482 6220 E:
editor@skiphiremagazine.co.uk
Samuel McKeown
T: 0161 482 6245 E:
editor@skiphiremagazine.co.uk
SALES
Scott Golland T: 0161 482 6222 E:
scott.golland@skiphiremagazine.co.uk
John Barratt
T: 0161 482 6249 E:
john.barratt@
pal-media.co.uk
PRODUCTION
Adam Jones T: 0161 482 6214 E:
adam.jones@
skiphiremagazine.co.uk
Paul Sills
T: 0161 482 6248 E:
paul.sills@
skiphiremagazine.co.uk
FINANCE
Hollie Wilkinson T: 0161 482 6224 E:
hollie.wilkinson@pal-media.co.uk
ADMIN
Hilary Mottram T: 0161 482 6230 E:
hilary.mottram@
skiphiremagazine.co.uk
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News 16-19 PLASTIC FEATURE
5-9 INDUSTRY NEWS industry stories.
32-33 COVER STORY 32 & 33 COVER STORY Catch up with all the latest
Features 40 & 41
of Leigh Environmental. Enter the world of the waste industry’s most challenging material. faith to supply their Hydrolift Hookloader. 42 & 43 COMPANY PROFILE John Cumberland is a
man on a mission – for rock’n’roll legend The Big Bopper.
Columnists 44 SEEKING COUNSEL
UK changes to welding Changes to this year’s Shares the importance of an It’s important to stick to your
fume control standards. 48 WAMITAB
Continuing Competence Test. 50 ENVIROMAN
Environmental Management System. 52 JOHN CRAWFORD
morals within the world of consultancy. 4 SHWM February, 2019 C.P. Davidson took a leap of C.P Davidson took a leap of faith to supply their Hydrolift Hookloader 5 3 PUP IDOL
BYGONE TIMES Tim Byrne shares the story
COMPANY PROFILE Tim Byrne shares the
story of Leigh Environmentalmaximol. Adorable dogs and picturesque pups from businesses across the nation. 5 4& 55 #HUB 5 6& 57 The latest hilarious off erings from our Twitter mailbag.
SKIP CHICK / SKIP HUNK
Our pretty perfect pair are both dressed to impress.
New website being developed
for permitted waste fi rms under fi re. 46 H&S COMPASS
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