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Southwark Council waste management and street cleaning services review

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Southwark Council is reviewing its waste management and street cleaning services, prompted by a major contract renewal.

Southwark Council is launching a comprehensive review of its waste management and street cleaning services, focusing on strategy and operational effectiveness. This review is prompted by the upcoming renewal of a major waste management contract, known as the 'aerial contract', which expires in 2033.

Preparatory work is underway, including developing a strategy for next year and anticipating potential government changes in recycling policies, according to a report in October 2026. The Environment Scrutiny Commission met regarding this.

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  1. Southwark Council is launching a comprehensive review of its waste management and street cleaning services. Source
  2. The review is prompted by the upcoming renewal of the 'aerial contract', which expires in 2033. Source
  3. Preparatory work includes developing a strategy for next year and anticipating government changes in recycling policies. Source
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