LARAC -

Wrap East Midlands

Your Recycle Now Advisory Panel Rep rep for the East Midlands
Adrian Capon 01724 296 239 North Lincolnshire County Council

Government Office For The East Midlands

Our key contact at the Government Office for the East Midlands is now Robin Hall. robin.hall@goem.gsi.gov.uk

The East Midlands Regional Assembly

Our contact at EMRA is Bryn Walters, Policy Advisor (Waste and Minderals)
email: bryn.walters@emra.gov.uk

The East Midlands Regional Assembly is one of eight in England outside of London . It was launched in 1999 and comprises 111 Members, with 2/3 being representatives of all the regions Local Authorities including the Peak National Park , and 1/3 nominations from the wider social, environmental and business community.

The Regional Assembly has three main roles: Scrutiny of the East Midlands Development Agency (emda); co-ordination and integration of regional policies; ccting as the regional planning and housing body.

The Regional Assembly has three Regional Boards that focus on key issues of East Midlands' life: Regional Scrutiny Board; Regional Housing, Planning & Transport Joint Board and Regional Policy Board. These boards are supported by the Housing, Environment, Transport, Public Health and Promoting Sustainable Development groups.
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East Midlands Development Agency

East Midlands Development Agency -
Contact details: Catherine Wale,
0115 988 8345 Email: catherinewale@emd.org.uk

East Midlands Development Agency (emda) is one of nine Regional Development Agencies in England set up in 1999 to bring a regional focus to economic development.
Our shared vision is that by 2020 the East Midlands will be a flourishing region; a region made up of growing and innovative businesses; a region where skilled people are employed in good quality jobs; a region where we all feel part of healthy, inclusive communities and live in thriving, attractive places.
Research shows that businesses go to Local Authorities first with resource efficiency queries, and emda wants to work with Local Authorities to ensure "joined up" business support.
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Has now become - Regional Improvement and Efficiency Partnership (RIEP)
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Centre of Excellence East Midlands

East Midlands Local Authority Waste Network

East Midlands Local Authority Waste Network -The Chair of EMLAWN is Robin Hall.Represents the 27 Local authorities across the region. For further information and a breakdown of where we stand and our rates of recycling - click here.
The Steering Group of EMLAWN consists of Dave Parton from Gedling Borough Council, Glyn Pilington from West Lindsay District Council, Helen Lester from Nottinghamshire County Council and Malcolm price from Derby City Council.
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