Staffordshire Business Environment Network

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Company	Contact Details	Description
Stafford College	Paul Baker 01785 275416 p.baker@staffordcoll.ac.uk	Further Education College, providing full and part-time courses together with apprenticeships and bespoke training for businesses
Staffordshire & Black Country Business Innovation Centre	Geoff Riley 01785 226598 enquires@thebic.co.uk	Business support
Staffordshire University - Institute for Environment, Sustainability and Regeneration	Caroline Jackson 01782 294110 c.jackson@staffs.ac.uk	Commercial and academic research. Also run funded programmes for business support and innovation. Professional training. For specific areas covered please see the website or contact us for more details.
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust	Yvonne Stevens 07971 912071 y.stevens@staffs-wildlife.org.uk	Conservation Charity
Stanton Consulting Engineers	Ben Stanton Suite B1, The Bridge Centre, Birches-Head Road, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. ST2 8DD 01782 683798 01782 801070 ben@stantonconsulting.co.uk	We are a multi disciplined Engineering Consultancy offering full M&E Design, low carbon Consultancy , and BREEAM Assessor services Based in Stoke-on-Trent, but covering the whole of the UK - We are extremely experienced and active in many sectors including : Education Data Centre’s Health Care Utilities Commercial Manufacturing and provide full engineering design on a range of schemes from minor works to multi million pound developments. As a business we are ISO9001 : 2000 accredited, and members of the following : Association of Consulting Engineers CIBSE IET ( formerly IEE) IMechE We are also registered Low Carbon Consultants able to design and certify buildings in compliance with Part L of the building regulations, providing SBEM calculations, EPCS and full thermal models. We are fully proficient in many aspects of renewable technology and their applications including : Air Source Heat Pumps Ground Source Heat Pumps Wind Catchers Natural Ventilation Studies " Models Sun Pipes Wind Turbines CHP (Combined Heat " Power) Units Rainwater Harvesting Systems As part of our Low Carbon and Renewable services we are also licensed BREEAM assessors. In house we also have CHAM CFD modelling software.
Stoke on Trent College	Carol Thomas 01782 603650 carol.thomas@stokecoll.ac.uk	College of Further Education
Stoke-on-Trent City Council (Waste Collections)	Paddy Knowles (Waste Services Manager) 01782 233398 paddy.knowles@stoke.gov.uk	Stoke-on-Trent City Council’s Waste strategy identifies ‘waste’ as a resource which should be disposed of in the most environmentally sustainable manner at an affordable price. The Council has a responsibility to collect waste from householders (residential waste) and when requested to do so from commercial and industrial businesses (trade waste) when collected the waste is termed ‘municipal’ as it has been collected by the Council and as a Waste Disposal Authority the Council has obligations to central government for the amount of municipal waste which is sent to landfill (EU landfill Directive). The Stoke on Trent City Council Trade waste collection team currently has approximately 1400 trade waste customers, the team are extremely business focused and understand that one size definitely doesn’t fit all, there remit is to ensure that the customer has the right size ‘bin’ to deposit their waste at the cheapest possible price. To support this we make available a wide variety of collection containers from sacks to 1100 wheeled Euro bins. What we do with your waste The Council recognised in the early 90’s that the increasing reliance on landfill was not a sustainable option and entered into a 25 year contract with neighbouring authority Staffordshire County Council with Hanford Waste Services Limited to convert the existing incinerator at Campbell Road, Hanford into a Energy from Waste plant. All trade waste currently collected by the Council is sent to the Energy from Waste plant and is used to generate electricity. The plant produces approximately 90,000 kilowatts of electricity from 163,000 tonnes of ‘resource’. The electricity produced is fed into the local grid and used to supply one in five homes in the city. As part of the Council’s commitment to finding the most sustainable disposal for the resources produced in the area, the trade team is investigating opportunities to introduce and develop a commercial recycling service to meet our businesses increasing awareness of the green agenda.
Strata Group Ltd	Tony Thornhill 01782 279081 tony.thornhill@stratawindows.co.uk	Replacement windows, doors and conservatories, in PVC, Aluminium, and Hardwood, for both the Domestic and Commercial markets
Sudden Impact Computer Services Ltd	Cath Fearn 0845 370 7701 cath.fearn@siprinters.co.uk	Office Printer Repair & Recycling. Helping businesses to save money whilst reducing landfill at the same time. "Sudden Impact - where printers don't have to cost the earth".
Sumitomo Electric Wiring systems – Europe Ltd (SEWS-E Ltd)	Mick Bowers 01782 664781 mick.bowers@sews-e.com	Automotive

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