National Wholesale Florist J. Van Vliet Manchester has teamed up with Kenny Waste Management to handle all its trade waste disposal needs after successfully handling their waste requirements from the move to their new and bigger premises.
Laing O’Rourke Innovation Day
On Tuesday 31st August, Kenny Waste Management showcased their hazardous waste station at the Laing O’Rourke Innovation Day. The exhibitors demonstrated their services to over 400 operatives and visitors on the day.
Kenny Waste Management’s Hazardous Waste Station
Kenny Waste Management and Lend Lease Work Together
Lend Lease recently helped to refurbish the local girl guiding centre in Ashley, enabling them to give something back to the community.
Picture – Karen Hampton, Kenny Waste Management and Jaymie Isaacs, Lend Lease.
ISG Construction & Kenny Waste Management team up to help Francis House Childrens Hospice.
From left to right – Anthony Mitchell ISG Construction, Karen Hampton Kenny Waste Management, Peter Forster Francis House Children’s Hospice, Julia Walton ISG Construction, Paul Bannister, Site Manager Media City ISG Construction.
On Friday 4th May, a cheque for £1000 was presented to Peter Forster from Francis House Children’s Hospice by ISG Construction & Kenny Waste Management.
Preferred supplier for Henry Boot Construction
Left to right – Carol Hill-Firth, customer care co-ordinator Eastlands, Steve Roberts, Henry Boot Construction, Noel Byrne Caretaker, Jason Powell, Eastland’s Homes – Building Surveyor, Karen Hampton of Kenny Waste Management, Mike Wakeman – Architect, Philip Stonehouse – Project Officer and Andy Calton – Project Manager.
Kenny Waste Management are delighted to announce that they have secured a contract worth in excess of £100k for the waste management of Eastland’s Social Housing refurbishment projects.
No waste of time for these future construction industry chiefs
Students viewing the exteriorof St. Ambrose College
Manchester based Kenny Waste Management, in conjunction with Balfour Beatty, played host to trainee builders and engineers from Oldham College when they were taken out of the classroom and given a taste of the real world of construction, the waste that is generated and what happens to that waste.
Partnership provides new garden for Disabled Children
Pictured with Barry Curran, Environment Officer from Cruden Construction is Kenny Waste Management’s Karen Hampton, Cruden’s Account Manager.
Following on from the successful refurbishment of Didsbury based, Lancasterian School, a specialist communication education establishment dedicated to teaching and supporting children. Kenny Waste Management and Cruden Construction have worked together, providing their services free of charge to produce a landscaped, nursery garden for the benefit of disabled children who attend the school.
