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RutlandPhase 1 register

The 8 permitted waste sites in Rutland, and what changes on 1 October

Every site on this list holds an environmental permit for a waste operation. If it takes waste in, it is in Phase 1 of digital waste tracking. That starts 1 October 2026 in England and Wales. Household waste that local residents bring to a council tip is left out.

Area
RUTLAND
Permitted sites
8
Duty starts
1 OCT 2026
Per load
2 WORKING DAYS

1 October 2026: what GOV.UK says

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Source: GOV.UK, check if you need to report the waste you receive and report receipt of waste.

What it means for a site in Rutland

The register for Rutland

Taken from the Environment Agency public register. If your site is here and it takes waste in, 1 October applies to you.

OperatorPermitWhereSite type
BULLIMORES SAND AND GRAVEL LIMITEDKB3806THOakham LE15 7SNL05: Landfill Directive Compliant Inert Landfill
BULLIMORES SAND AND GRAVEL LIMITEDEP3999SPGreetham LE15 7SNL05: Landfill Directive Compliant Inert Landfill
GBM OAKHAM LIMITEDWP3192NGOakham LE15 7SNHousehold, Commercial and Industrial Waste Transfer Station
Private individualFP3798NNUppingham LE15 9HZMetal Recycling Site (MRS) (mixed)
MICK GEORGE LIMITEDKB3305HHRutland LE15 7NPL05: Landfill Directive Compliant Inert Landfill
MIDLAND LAND RECLAMATION LIMITEDCP3398NLOakham LE15 9DWLandfill taking other wastes
RUTLAND COUNTY COUNCILFP3298NMOakham LE15 7BZHousehold, Commercial and Industrial Waste Transfer Station
RUTLAND COUNTY COUNCILFP3698NCOakham LE15 9DYHousehold waste amenity site taking hazardous waste
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Type your permit number or company name into the checker and it tells you what the register holds for you, and what the rule actually means for that site type. It works whether or not you ever buy anything.

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Questions sites in Rutland ask

Do permitted waste sites in Rutland have to report the waste they receive?

Yes, if they receive waste. GOV.UK says anyone licensed or permitted to receive controlled waste must enter details of every load they receive, and sites in England must use Defra's service from 1 October 2026. Household waste that residents bring to an HWRC in England is left out. GOV.UK

How long does a site have to report each load?

Within 2 working days, not counting weekends and bank holidays, starting on the day after the waste arrives. A load received on a Monday is due by the end of Wednesday. GOV.UK

Can a site use its own spreadsheet?

No. GOV.UK gives two ways to report: software that uses Defra's API, or Defra's own spreadsheet template, uploaded to the service. You cannot use your own spreadsheet or change the format of Defra's. GOV.UK

What it costs to comply

DEFRA's spreadsheet is free and works — for a site taking a handful of loads a week it is a perfectly reasonable answer, and it is worth saying so. Software earns its money when the typing does not fit in the day, or when a bounced submission on day two would be a permit breach.

Byrne Waste Tracking is £89 a month per site, plus a one-off £70 setup. No contract and no minimum term. It checks each load against DEFRA's rules before it saves, so a wrong carrier registration is caught at the gate rather than on the deadline, and once your DEFRA account is linked it sends each load for you. There are other providers on DEFRA's list: compare them before you pay anybody anything, including me.

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