Who we are
Waste Planning Merseyside is the website for the production of the Joint Merseyside Waste Development Plan Document (Waste DPD). Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service (Merseyside EAS) is co-ordinating the production of the Waste DPD on behalf of the six Merseyside Districts of Halton, Liverpool, Knowlsey, St Helens, Sefton and Wirral.
Merseyside EAS is responsible for the management of this website and co-ordination of consultation and communication methods. The information on this website is intended to be helpful and informative as well as assisting the people and organisations of Merseyside, Halton and the wider area get involved with plan production in their sub region.
This website also provides the key links for consultation during public consultation periods where representations can be made online.
We are committed to providing up to date information regarding the ongoing production and consultation of the Waste DPD. Our philosophy is to provide this information in an easily accessible and transparent way to encourage participation in the development of the plan.
We make every effort to include accurate and up to date information on our web pages. From time to time our comprehensive checking of information may lead to delay in posting information and/or reports on the website. Please understand that these checks are necessary and once the information has been checked and verified they will be posted on the website.
Disclaimer
Neither Merseyside EAS, any of its employees, Halton BC, Liverpool CC, Knowsley MBC, St. Helens MBC, Sefton MBC or Wirral MBC or their servants, agents or subcontractors make any warranty, express or implied, or assume any legal liability or responsibility whatsoever for the accuracy or completeness of any information contained on this site or any website referred to. When accessing this site or any site referred to therein you should take appropriate steps to verify all or any such information. This disclaimer also applies to the use and accessing of any reports, information or materials offered via this website.
Please contact the Waste team by emailing waste.dpd@sefton.gov.uk for permission to copy, distribute or publish any material provided.
You should also note that information supplied on this website is subject to change without prior notice so please ensure that you check the material is up to date before disseminating or using.
Any further information or guidance on this matter can be provided by emailing waste.dpd@sefton.gov.uk.
Privacy Policy
Under the Data Protection Act 1998, we have a legal duty to inform you about and protect any information we collect from you. The following information is our policy at this time. This policy may change and any changes will be an updated on this page. You can remain aware of our policy by regularly reviewing this page. This privacy policy applies to:
Organisation Name: Waste Planning Merseyside
Project Name: Joint Merseyside Waste Development Plan Document (Waste DPD)
Website:www.wasteplanningmerseyside.gov.uk
Business contact address:
The Waste Team
C/O Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service
Bryant House
Liverpool Road North
Maghull
Merseyside
L31 2PA
What information do we collect?
We collect different kinds of information or data that you may volunteer while using our website. They are:
1. Feedback, including comments and questions.
NB: In sending an email or making telephone contact requesting information or help, we many need to contact another organisation or office to help you. We do not pass on any of your personal information when dealing with your enquiry unless you have given us permission to do so.
2. E-Consultation Representations
During Public Consultation, the website has the added functionality of being a hub for e-consultation, i.e. enabling Consultees to view and comment on reports online and in a secure environment. We assure you that all information is securely stored and it is used solely as a means of measuring public opinion on reports and documents. Comments which you make in response to a formal consultation are attributable to you in subsequent reports. We do not accept anonymous comments.
