Parry & Evans Ltd

14/10/2026

At Parry & Evans, common commercial waste streams that can be recycled or recovered include:

📄 Paper - from office paper to mixed papers and higher-grade paper

📦 Cardboard - clean, uncontaminated cardboard can be sorted, graded and baled for recycling

♻️ Plastics - including Film, LDPE, HDPE, PET, PP, PS and EPS

🔩 Metals - ferrous and non-ferrous metals can be separated for recycling

🪵 Wood - pallets, crates, timber and offcuts can be reused, recycled or recovered

Parry & Evans can review your waste streams and create a tailored solution covering containers, collection schedules, segregation and processing.

💷 Could your general waste bin be costing your business money?

Speak to our team about a FREE Waste Management Audit
📞 01244281019

11/10/2026

📦♻️ Packaging season is nearly here!

Turn your waste paper and cardboard into cash with Parry & Evans.

We offer competitive prices and reliable recycling collection services to keep your business moving. Our multiple sites in Welshpool and Deeside allow us to cover all of Cheshire and the North of Wales.

Get in touch today for our latest prices:

📞 Deeside: 01244 281 019

09/10/2026

🍂 Our Autumn Newsletter is here!

With the busy end of the year approaching, it’s a good time to take a look at how your business handles its waste. More deliveries often mean more packaging, so are you making the most of what can be recycled?

In this edition, we cover the latest industry updates, including Making Waste Digital and Green List waste charges, alongside practical recycling advice, customer stories and a look at the latest addition to our fleet.

There’s plenty to catch up on, so grab a cuppa and have a read ☕

🔗 https://parryandevans.co.uk/newsletters/

02/10/2026

Meet our newest fleet member…

We’ve invested in a new Linde H40 forklift truck to support our recycling operations in Deeside.

With a 4-tonne lifting capacity, the H40 will help our team move materials safely and efficiently around the site, keeping day-to-day operations running smoothly.

Another investment in our equipment, our team and the service we provide to customers 🚛

30/09/2026

📢 Tomorrow, the way waste is tracked is changing.

From 1st October, Making Waste Digital (MWD) comes into effect for permitted waste sites in England and Wales, bringing new requirements for the digital recording and reporting of waste movements.

At Parry & Evans, we are ready.

Our environmental compliance team keeps up with the latest and upcoming waste legislation, helping businesses navigate regulatory changes and maintain compliant waste management systems. Our waste streams are weighed, measured and recorded, with the necessary documentation provided to support compliance and traceability.

For our customers, that means less time worrying about changing requirements and more time focusing on running their business.

If you’re unsure how the changes could affect your business, speak to the Parry & Evans team.

📞 Welshpool: 01938 552 185
📞 Deeside: 01244 281 019

29/09/2026

☕️ This Thursday (1st October), from 8am and throughout the day, we’re hosting our Macmillan Coffee Morning at our Deeside site.

Staff and visitors are welcome to pop in, grab a coffee, enjoy some treats and show your support for Macmillan Cancer Support. Every donation makes a difference.

Can’t make it along? You can still show your support and donate using the link below:
🔗 https://donate.justgiving.com/fundraising/cm26025424/donation-amount

We’d love to see you there! ☕️💚

25/09/2026

💷 What does poor waste management actually cost your business?

Poor waste segregation doesn’t just affect your recycling rates, it can affect your bottom line.

When recyclable materials are mixed with general waste or become contaminated, businesses can miss out on potential rebates and face higher disposal costs. Clean, well separated materials such as paper, cardboard, plastics and metals can have a recoverable value.

At Parry & Evans, our Total Waste Management approach starts with a waste audit to identify your waste streams, review how they’re currently being handled and find opportunities to reduce unnecessary costs. We can then create a tailored plan covering containers, collection schedules, segregation and staff training.

♻️ Better segregation
📉 Less unnecessary waste
💷 Potential rebates on eligible materials
📊 A waste system designed around your business

Could your waste be costing you more than it needs to?

Book a FREE Waste Management Audit with Parry & Evans ➡️ https://parryandevans.co.uk/waste-management-audit/

21/09/2026

📄📦 What happens to your paper and card after collection?

At Parry & Evans, paper and cardboard are collected in both loose and baled forms before going through quality control and sorting at our recycling facilities.

Paper is sorted using optical and manual systems before being baled into mill-sized bales to meet the grades required by our customers.

Cardboard is also sorted and graded, with specialist equipment separating residual paper from cardboard cores so the materials can be fully recycled. The cardboard is then baled by grade and sent to paper mills to be made into new recycled cardboard products.

For businesses producing significant volumes of paper or card, we can create a bespoke recycling arrangement around your waste volumes, containers and collection requirements.

♻️ Better sorting. Better recycling. Better use of your waste.

Speak to the Parry & Evans team today about your paper and cardboard recycling 📞 01244281019

15/09/2026

The waste and recycling sector is becoming increasingly digital, with a growing focus on transparency, traceability and accurate reporting.

From 1st October 2026, Digital Waste Tracking will become mandatory for licensed or permitted waste receiving sites in England and Wales as part of the wider Making Waste Digital programme.

For most Parry & Evans customers, there is no action required at this stage. Collections, containers and everyday recycling services will continue as normal.

In our latest blog, we explain:

📋 What Digital Waste Tracking is
🏭 Who the changes will affect
♻ What waste receiving sites will need to report
✅ Why accurate records and traceability matter
🚛 How Parry & Evans is preparing behind the scenes

🤝 What this means for our customers

This is an important step towards a more accountable and data-driven waste industry, and we are already preparing our systems and teams ahead of the October 2026 deadline.

Read the full blog here: https://parryandevans.co.uk/blog/digital-waste-tracking-making-waste-digital-businesses/

If you have any questions about your current waste management arrangements, recycling processes, or how Parry & Evans can support your business, our team is here to help.

📞 Deeside: 01244 848790
📞 Welshpool: 01938 552185

Learn what Digital Waste Tracking and Making Waste Digital mean for businesses, waste receiving sites and compliant recycling services ahead of October 2026.

09/09/2026

🎉 Celebrating 5 Years of Service! 🎉

A big congratulations to Dave Pidcock and Darren Thomas, who are both celebrating 5 years with Parry & Evans! 

Dave and Darren are valued members of our HGV Class 1 driving team, and over the past five years have consistently demonstrated their reliability, professionalism, and willingness to support the wider team.

Dave is also Moffett trained, adding further flexibility to our transport operations and the services we can provide to our customers.

Thank you both for your hard work, commitment and for being such dependable team players.

Here’s to many more miles and milestones ahead! 🚛♻️