When completed, the Visitor and Education Centre will promote recycling and ways to produce less waste, and provide a first hand experience of how West Sussex’s black bag rubbish is used as a resource to produce alternatives to fossil fuels.
The centre will host visits for primary and secondary school aged children, and for community groups, as well as public open days.
Biffa is currently developing a programme of activities for the Centre and educational resources in partnership with West Sussex County Council.
When the Centre opens, you will be able to book a visit through this website or by contacting the dedicated community liaison officer responsible for managing the centre.
In this photo: Chichester College Environmental Management Students
More visit photos can be found here
As part of our ongoing community work during the construction of the facility, Biffa's community liaison officer is available to host visits to the construction site and give presentations on the project to local community groups before the visitor and education centre is open. If you would like to arrange a visit to the construction site or a presentation for your community group, please contact:
Carolyn CouchCommunity Liaison
01403 339 169
Further information about community liaison visits is also available.
In this photo: Members of the MBT Community Liaison Group
