STOP THIS PLANNING PERMISSION FOR RE GEN WASTE
Objection – Planning Application LA07/2025/0465/F (Re-Gen Waste Ltd)
Re Gen Waste has applied for planning permission for the storage of 25000 tonnes of RDF waste in Carnbane in Newry before it is transported to Warrenpoint. Download the letter at the link, and please email it to Planning@nmandd.org
Please give details in your email why you want this Planning Application LA07/2025/0465/F (Re-Gen Waste Ltd) stopped and the impact on your home, either living in Warrenpoint / Carnbane and your businesses .
This waste will be coming to Warrenpoint Port; stop it now
PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION
Minister Andrew Muir Please Revoke The Re-Gen Waste Licence
To: Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Andrew Muir
COMPLAINTS FORM / CONTACTS
Please use the community complaints form to record the stinking black bin waste / and noise from Warrenpoint Harbour Authority / Re Gen Waste
You can also email on Stinking Black bin waste here , please email NIEAwastecomplaint@daera-ni.gov.uk and Richard.Crowe@daera-ni.gov.uk
You can also email on noise that takes place at all hours at Warrenpoint Port Here ehealth@nmandd.org
If you cannot work this form here please go to https://www.cognitoforms.com/RottenToThePoint/ComplaintsFormForWasteblackBinSmellIssuesAtWarrenpointHarbourAuthority
Industry Noise Action Plan
The Environmental Noise Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2006 (the ‘Regulations’) aim to avoid, prevent and reduce, on a prioritised basis, the harmful effects, including annoyance, resulting from exposure to environmental noise. The Regulations require noise mapping to be undertaken every 5 years for certain noise sources. Noise action plans, which are drafted based on the noise maps, identify priority areas which are impacted by noise pollution. This is the fourth round of noise mapping and action planning. The primary method for responding to this consultation is online via Citizen Space. Consultation closes28 August 2025, 11.59 pm
This consultation seeks your comments on the Department’s proposed Round 4 Industry Noise Action Plan which sets out how the Department of Agriculture, the Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA), as the Competent Authority for industrial noise, will deliver its obligations under the Regulations
The Plan follows the approach set out in the Department’s Technical Guidance on Noise Mapping and Action Planning issued in 2013 and provides a framework within which DAERA can comply with the requirements of the Regulations.
The Action Plan analyses the results of the Industry Noise Maps in terms of the area, number of properties and number of individuals exposed to various levels of noise. The Action Plan identifies the numbers of people affected by the highest levels of industrial noise in the Belfast agglomeration and targets the top 1% for further investigation.
In support of the residents, workers, and businesses about the stinking black bin waste at Warrenpoint Port