We can collect, or accept delivery of, all makes and models of unwanted vehicles and de-pollute them in a purpose-built centre, before recycling.Non-domestic sources, including offices, factories, hospitals, schools and industrial plants are also sources for our recycling services. Indeed, electrical waste is the fastest growing sector but, to date, is the least recycled.With unparalleled expertise in logistics, B W Riddle leads the way in the processing and recycling of ferrous and non-ferrous metals specialising in the collection and processing of industrial materials.As a licensed waste carrier we operate skip and roll-on-roll-off services and enjoy an excellent reputation for fast and reliable service.B W Riddle has been in the metal recycling industry for over 50 years. In 1956 we started smelting aluminium in Pitsea and moved to our current 32-acre site at Bourne, Lincolnshire, in 1989. In the last seven years we have added three more sites to our portfolio in Peterborough, Boston and most recently Corby.We now also offer a range of other specialist services, including civic amenity sites and weee waste management, plus industrial and abandoned vehicles clearance.We are at the forefront of an ever-changing market in metal recycling, dedicated to unbeatable customer service.The company is a leading corporate member of the British,Metal Recycling Association (BMRA).Non-household sources including offices, factories, hospitals, schools and industrial plants dispose a similar amount. This type of waste is the fastest growing sector of all, yet it is the least recycled. That is why the government introduced the WEEE directive, forcing producers to take responsibility for recycling these products.We specialise in the removal of waste electrical equipment (WEEE) for recycling. This is conducted in accordance with EU and UK laws covering electrical and hazardous waste.As one of the UK leading specialists in WEEE disposal and treatment, our sites have the ability to deal with the following WEEE directive categories:

1. Household appliances 
2. IT and telecommunications equipment
3. Consumer goods including radios and hi-fi
4. Lighting equipment
5. Electrical and electronic tools (except for large industrial tools)
6. Toys, leisure and sports equipment 
7. Medical devices (except for implanted and infected products)
8. Monitoring and control instruments
9. Automatic dispensers, including ATMs and vending machines