recycling centre

Recently visited Kiveton park recycling centre. A lot has changed. No more conveyers only two tanks stand. Sorry for bad quality photos, I've had to screenshot from videos Only this left, standing where conveyers were Some dumped IBC's View from top of smaller silo

History The recycling plant was erected in 2009 at a cost of £1.5m and incorporated a crushing and washing plant that separated, aggregated and cleaned stones, soil, and sand. Products included both fine and coarse sand along with 10mm, 20mm and 40mm aggregates. The plant operated until 2018...

History The Claughton Centre which was formerly known as the Sir Gilbert Claughton school was also originally a school Dudley Upper Standards School when it opened in 1904 until 1957 when it came under the name the Sir Gilbert Claughton school who had been the mayor of Dudley at this time. The...

1. The History Situated on a rural patch just north of Kiveton Park train station are the rusty remains of Park Recycling Centre. The recycling plant was erected in 2009 at a cost of £1.5m and incorporated a crushing and washing plant that separated, aggregated and cleaned stones, soil, and...