Carriers whose name, another public register or their own declaration points to end-of-life vehicle, by town

145 towns in England have three or more registered waste carriers whose name, another public register or their own declaration points to end-of-life vehicle.

About this register and your duty of care

A car not worth repairing, which goes to an authorised treatment facility.

These businesses are registered waste carriers with the Environment Agency. Some are listed here because their registered name suggests this waste; others because their name and postcode match a record on another public register, such as a scrap metal dealer licence or an authorised treatment facility permit. Neither is a statement by the carrier. A register records what a business is permitted to do, not what it does. Always confirm with the carrier before you hand over waste.

Where the data comes from

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