White goods disposal: Refers to the disposal of large household appliances, such as refrigerators, washing machines, and dryers. These items often contain hazardous materials and require special disposal methods.
 

Waste water treatment plant construction and equipment works and services: Refers to the construction and maintenance of facilities that treat and dispose of wastewater.
 

Underground waste containers: Refers to waste containers that are located underground, often in urban areas, in order to reduce visual pollution and save space.
 

Waste support, management and disposal: Refers to the overall process of managing and disposing of waste, including waste reduction strategies, waste collection and transportation, and waste disposal methods.
 

Technology waste: Refers to any waste generated by electronic devices, such as computers, cell phones, and TVs.
 

Specialised waste services: Refers to waste management services that are designed to handle specific types of waste, such as hazardous or electronic waste.
 

Recycling: Refers to the process of converting waste materials into new products, in order to conserve resources and reduce waste.
 

Rubbish removal & clearance: Refers to the process of removing and disposing of waste from a given area, whether it be a residential property, commercial building, or construction site.
 

Food waste: Refers to any food that is discarded, unused, or spoiled, whether at home or in commercial settings.
 

Clinical waste: Refers to any waste generated during healthcare practices, including sharps, infectious materials, and medical equipment.
 

Refuse skip supply: Refers to the provision of large waste containers, such as skips or dumpsters, for use by individuals or businesses.