Welcome to the BDR Waste Partnership website!
Between them, Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham have almost 350,000 households, which last year between them produced around 340,000 tonnes of waste – almost one tonne per household.
BDR is a partnership of Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham councils set up more than two decades ago to jointly manage waste generated in the three boroughs.
The BDR Waste Treatment Facility
The award winning BDR Waste Treatment Facility takes up to 250,000 tonnes of residual waste produced across Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham each year…
Site visits
Would you like to visit the unique BDR waste treatment facility? For information about our regular site visits and how to book on please click here…
Latest News
For our latest blogs, news and information about the BDR Waste Partnership please check out this link…
Education and Resources
The BDR/Renewi Community Education team, based at the BDR Waste Treatment facility have developed a range of educational resources and tools to support Key Stages 1 - 3. The team are available to visit your school or college, and happy to host lessons and visits at their education centre in Manvers, Rotherham…
What can you do
Find out how you can reduce, re-use and recycle? Learn how making small changes in your everyday life can make big changes the world we live in. Everything we do has an impact on our climate, from transport to water, energy to food waste… How will you get involved?
Get Involved
Keeping the local community up to date with what’s happening on this project is a key priority for the BDR Waste Partnership, and so the Community Liaison Group meets regularly to talk about work and projects at the facility. Check out this link if you would like to know how to get involved with the Community Liaison Group…
Barnsley Council
Information for residents and businesses in Barnsley.
Bins, rubbish and recycling: Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
Doncaster Council
Information for residents and businesses in Doncaster.
Rotherham Council
Information for residents and businesses in Rotherham.
Environment and waste: Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council