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 1 August 2029, which is 1053 days from today. After that date the business cannot lawfully carry waste unless it has renewed.
The address held on the register is HALL LANE FARM, LITTLE WARLEY HALL LANE, LITTLE WARLEY, BRENTWOOD, CM13 3EN, United Kingdom. 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.