Our relationship with The Lowry Academy, previously known as Harrop Fold School, is built on years of trust and commitment. Some of our apprentices graduated from the school and, as our local secondary, it is especially close to our hearts. We recognise that some young people have a personal history with irregular structure, and The … Read more

Our university internship programme this Summer was a huge success. During two working weeks of exciting tasks, projects, and guest talks, we enjoyed nurturing the talents of Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) students and taking on board their insights. The programme, developed collaboratively with Kenny Waste Management Social Enterprise Ltd, Driving Change, was designed to give … Read more

The UK currently produces around 9.5 million tonnes of food waste each year. Some of that food waste comes from our commercial customers, and it’s our responsibility to provide a first-class service and process that waste responsibly.     Most of us don’t spend much time thinking about what happens to our food after we … Read more

At Kenny Waste Management, we process more than 15,000 tonnes of waste every month for our regional clients. For this year’s Recycle Week, we’ll be putting our expertise to task and explaining what recycling means to Manchester’s leading independent total waste management business.    Our core values lead the way:  RECOVER > DIVERT FROM LANDFILL … Read more

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At Kenny Waste Management, we understand that some people who face personal challenges are determined to make positive choices and change their own lives. We want to enable people to do this. That’s why we set up our own Social Enterprise, Driving Change, which aims to empower organisations to offer long-term jobs, training, and qualifications … Read more

Here at Kenny Waste Management, we regularly service some of the largest developers and construction companies in the UK, including Morgan Sindall, Countryside Properties and Wilmott Dixon.  Therefore, we deal with a significant amount of aggregate and fines. Aggregate can include brick, concrete, tiles, glass, and stone. These materials are 100% inert and don’t biodegrade … Read more