Foxhall Recycling Centre near Ipswich is the busiest in Suffolk, says a county councillor.
Suffolk County Council said the new design would increase capacity for cars on site, reduce queuing and improve access from Foxhall RoadRG Carter Ltd has been appointed by the county council as the contractor for the project for theThe council said the new design would increase capacity for cars on site, reduce queuing and improve access from Foxhall Road.
Of the 11 recycling centres around the county, Foxhall accounts for 19% of recycling and waste, collecting more than 12,500 tonnes a year, it said. Conservative councillor Richard Smith, cabinet member for waste, said: "Foxhall is the busiest recycling centre in the county, so, once complete, this really will be a flagship site for Suffolk residents."
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