NCAS Conference 2026

Date 16 July 2026

Contact Maria Foley

Phone 020 3433 7549

The National Civic Amenity Site / HWRC Conference returns on Thursday 16th July 2026 at Walsall Football Club, bringing together local authorities, site managers, contractors, policy specialists and service providers for a full day dedicated to the future of Household Waste Recycling Centres.

The 2026 conference will explore the sector’s most pressing challenges and opportunities, from policy reform and safety practices to digital systems, reuse and operational efficiency. Attendees can expect expert presentations, interactive discussions, practical case studies and valuable networking with colleagues from across the UK.

Topics expected to feature include:

  •   Sector policy updates and regulatory developments
  •   Battery, vape and vehicle waste management
  •   Reuse, repair and on-site innovation
  •   E-waste and the waste hierarchy
  •   Flexibles and emerging material streams
  •   Booking systems, AI and digital operations
  •   Charging models, site performance and best practice
  •   Health, safety and customer service standards
  •   Accessibility at HWRCs

Plus an exclusive site visit. Delegates will have the opportunity to visit the Middlemore Lane HWRC and Waste Transfer Station in Aldridge, operated by Suez. One of the most modern facilities of its kind, the site features a reuse shop, repair workshop and small trader scheme, giving attendees a practical look at circular economy principles in action.

Whether you are responsible for managing a site, shaping strategy, overseeing operations or improving resident experience, this event offers timely insight and peer-to-peer learning.

Register your interest to be notified when tickets go live.

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