The registration is upper tier, which is the tier required of a business that carries, brokers or deals in controlled waste as a normal part of its trade — the category most scrap tyre collectors fall into.
It runs until 9 November 2028, which is 788 days from today. After that date the business cannot lawfully carry waste unless it has renewed.
The address held on the register is A & C TYRE COLLECTION SERVICE, UNIT 10-11, HALL LANE FARM, LITTLE WARLEY HALL LANE, LITTLE WARLEY, BRENTWOOD, CM13 3EN. That is the address the business gave the Environment Agency, and it is not necessarily where a collection vehicle is based.
The CM13 district has 2 tyre-relevant registered carriers on the register, so there is more than one business to compare before you hand anything over.
A further 5 carriers are registered elsewhere in the CM postcode area.
Whoever you use in BRENTWOOD, the duty of care under section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 stays with you: you need the carrier's registration number and a waste transfer note for every load that leaves your premises.