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Contaminated Land

Environmental Services undertake the Council’s work on contaminated land

The Government introduced Part IIA of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, inserted by the Environment Act 1995 as legislation to tackle the legacy of Contaminated Land. This legislation, known as the Contaminated Land Regime gives us responsibilities to deal with Contaminated Land. Our Contaminated Land Inspection Strategy outlines the way in which Wychavon is looking to do this. This document also summarises all the different activities undertaken by us in this area of work. For details of ongoing work on contaminated land undertaken by Wychavon see our information page.

Issues concerning contaminated land may involve many technical terms and precise legal definitions. See our Frequently Asked Questions page for more information.

The Contaminated Land Officer co-ordinates our work in this area including:

Although personal callers are welcomed during office hours, appointments should be made where technical advice or information is sought.

Further Information

All Licensing and Environmental Health Matters are now dealt with by Worcestershire Regulatory Services.

For direct public enquiries and referrals:

General Customer Enquiries

Worcestershire Hub on: 01905-822799

(Mon—Fri 8am—8pm, Sat 9am—5pm)

Email: wrsenquiries@worcsregservices.gov.uk

Fax: 01905-617132

For Business advice or support call: 0845-3303313

Licensing: 01527-881454

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