What waste types does the Public Sector create?

The Public Sector is responsible for a variety of services and includes government, local authorities and public services, all which produce various types of waste. The types of waste generated differs depending on the type of institution or organisation and can include: Office waste - This can include paper from printing and cardboard from packaging. Electric waste - Public sector organisations use a variety of electric equipment such as computers, telephone systems, printers, copiers, and more - all of which will need to be safely disposed of when they are no longer needed. Food waste - This can be generated from canteens and other food services in public buildings such as schools and hospitals. Hazardous waste - Hazardous waste will not only be generated through cleaning products, but also include medical waste created by hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.

Public Sector Waste Management | Hills Waste Solutions

A full range of services for your organisation

Our business has a proven track record of serving local authorities and public bodies across the West Country. We provide a diverse range of public services waste management – from business collections to waste treatment and disposal, including specialist waste processing at our facilities for green waste and asbestos. We pride ourselves on sustainability, recycling whatever we can, and making positive use of anything we can’t. As one of the few waste management companies to hold three ISOs, we prioritise health safety and compliance.

Locations Served

We serve thousands of businesses across the West Country and surrounding counties, so chances are we’re already operating our business recycling collection service in your area. The areas we cover include:

Amesbury
Andover
Bath
Bristol
Chippenham
Cirencester
Devizes
Faringdon
Frome
Malmesbury
Marlborough
Newbury
Salisbury
Shaftesbury
Swindon
Tidworth
Trowbridge
Portishead
Warminster
Weston-Super-Mare
Yate

Public Sector Waste Management delivered by Hills Custom Support

Real time data at your fingertips

We believe in complete account transparency. Our industry-leading customer portal provides all your data whenever you need it. Run comprehensive, tailored reports tracking your waste management performance against agreed KPIs. Access duty of care documentation, check when your waste containers were collected, and at what cost. Digital weighing of every bin helps you understand where public sector waste could be improved. Our secure web portal, available 24/7, ensures legal compliance and provides a full audit trail.

A knowledgeable and experienced partner

We work in partnership with you to execute and create your waste management plan. We provide a proactive total waste management service that fits around your organisation and offer training in best practices, compliance, and health and safety for all waste matters. Our unique, collaborative, and flexible approach, combined with our friendly customer focus, puts Hills Waste Solutions at the forefront of public sector waste management. We’re the natural choice for your local authority recycling and public sector waste disposal needs.

What waste types does the Public Sector create?
The Public Sector is responsible for a variety of services and includes government, local authorities and public services, all which produce various types of waste. The types of waste generated differs depending on the type of institution or organisation and can include:
- Office waste - This can include paper from printing and cardboard from packaging.
- Electric waste - Public sector organisations use a variety of electric equipment such as computers, telephone systems, printers, copiers, and more - all of which will need to be safely disposed of when they are no longer needed.
- Food waste - This can be generated from canteens and other food services in public buildings such as schools and hospitals.
- Hazardous waste - Hazardous waste will not only be generated through cleaning products, but also include medical waste created by hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.