Councils begin move to dump Interserve team from Derby waste job

By Will Ing2019-07-31T05:00:00

Fed-up local authorities lose patience with JV as delays drag on at £145m plant

The east Midlands councils threatening to boot an Interserve team from a lucrative waste management contract because it still has not finished an energy-from-waste plant have now begun steps to replace the pair.

Derby city council and Derbyshire county council have issued a Prior Information Notice (PIN) alerting rivals to the “possible end of [our] long term waste management contract with [Interserve joint venture] Resource Recovery Solutions”.

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