Welcome to the WEEE Recycling Network

The UK's only Independent Network for businesses affected by the UK WEEE Regulations 2006

The WEEE Regulations came into force in the UK on the 1^st July 2007
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Do you have WEEE to Recycle?

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Confused about WEEE - well you don't have to be: take a tour around the site and you will find a lot of useful WEEE information. If what you need to know is not on these pages (or even if it is), perhaps you would like to consider joining the WEEE Recycling Network so that we can help you make sense of it all: -

Full Membership

• Register for Full Membership at ?399 (plus VAT) - email lsr@darp3.com with your request
• This service provides unlimited email support for a full year, and is designed to provide a full understanding of what the WEEE Regulations means to your business. It will help you continually develop your WEEE knowledge from an organisational perspective as time moves forward.

Compliance Support Membership

• Register for Compliance Support Membership at ?149 (plus VAT) - email lsr@darp3.com with your request
• This service provides unlimited email support for a period of 3 months to transfer basic understanding of what the WEEE Regulations means to your business. It will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses and change threats into opportunities.

Free Membership

• Register your free membership to the WRN - go to join Link on Left and follow instructions for free membership
• Once you have registered, email lsr@darp3.com with your questions on the regulations.
• This service provided basic advice on WEEE regulatory issues and is limited to 5 email questions.

Otherwise feel free to browse - we hope you find the site informative and helpful. All feedback welcome - lsr@darp3.com

Background on the WEEE Recycling Network

The WEEE Recycling Network was set-up in 2002 with funding support from the Onyx Environmental Trust. Since then the team at the WRN have explored WEEE solutions from a global perspective, with a particular focus on European and Japanese processes. It has undergone 4 secondments into and out of Japan, which was supported by the DTI Global Watch Programme, and has taken part in both the DTI's Japanese and European WEEE Missions (a copy of these reports are downloadable from the links page).

The WRN is now 100% self-sustainable from membership fees and corporate sponsorship and no longer relies on government grants. It operates on a true 'not for profit' basis and is managed by DARP Environmental Ltd, who are recognized as global experts on WEEE.

Page Updated: 3 July 2007