Case Studies

Hill Group UK is working in partnership with Southwark Council and Notting Hill Genesis to deliver 229 new homes, this is part of the first phase of this landmark regeneration which will eventually deliver 3,500 new homes. This is the largest estate regeneration in Europe and we are proud to be supporting them with their full waste management on site.

‘Improving the lives of younger Londoners’ has been The Powerday Foundations motto since its inception. Repton Gardens is a development also focused on improving the lives of Londoners, creating better, more affordable build-to-rent homes for future generations

The Brentford Project is a new riverside town centre in the heart of west London. We are working on the Ballymore development, taking away 70 tonnes of waste per week with a recycling and reuse rate of 81% and 100% diversion from landfill. Helping Ballymore to reduce their carbon emissions, we are supplying 3-5 compactors a week to reduce road usages to transport waste from their site to our recycling facility in Willesden.

Powerday have provided waste management services to Willmott Dixon for over a decade. We recently visited their £46million pound site at 300 Harrow Road to speak to their Senior Environmental Manager for London and East.

Powerday has been working on St George Battersea Reach since 2008. We have been the main Logistics & Waste Contractor during this time, delivering 11 blocks totalling over 1000 apartments, a superb array of amenities and riverside walkways.

Powerday has begun work with Redrow Homes at the historic police training centre at Hendon.

As part of the £125m revamp of the office tower in the City of London, Mace were appointed as construction manager, tasked with increasing square footage on the site from 18,000 to 28,000.

Part of Brent Council’s plans to revamp local schools, the Alperton Academy will be consolidated. The plans will increase pupil numbers to 1,700, providing secondary education as well as a sixth form.

With the aim of delivering affordable, quality housing for the community in east Greenwich, construction company Mace gathered stakeholders for the £250m project. The scheme won Gold in the 2015 What House? award for the best mixed-use development.

In close proximity to Heathrow Airport, when local residents discovered nearly a mile long stretch of fly tipped waste just off Colnbrook bypass – where the M4 and M25 meet – it was down the local council to organise to prompt clearance of the illegally tipped waste.

The Ark Elvin Academy received a £25m update courtesy of construction group Kier, part of the Brent Council revamp of local schools. The school has the capacity for 1,750 pupils and includes a sixth form capacity of 400.

One of the most iconic buildings in the art world, The Tate Modern, received a much needed £260m extension. The space opens up rooms for more works to be displayed including 50% of the solo rooms dedicated to works by women.

Powerday has been working at Heathrow since 2010, taking all waste away from direct contractors as well as all subcontractors including all construction waste arising at the airport, COSHH waste and waste from welfare facilities including cess and food.