Blog: Recycling

The Great British Spring Clean is an initiative set up by charity Keep Britain Tidy. Its aim is to get people thinking about the importance of looking after our environment […]

Dibles Wharf is one of TJ’s four Materials Recovery Facilities dotted along the south coast. It’s a place where waste is received or taken to for sorting and onward recycling. […]

John has worked for TJ for almost 19 years. He joined as General Manager and worked his way up to Managing Director over time. He believes in the company and […]

“We’re no. 1 on the south coast – TJ Waste!” Everyone is familiar with TJ’s radio jingle and once you’re heard it, it kind of sticks! But what was the […]

It’s that time of year again: the weather’s getting colder, twinkling lights are beginning to appear in windows and Wizzard are gracing the radio waves – yep, it’s Christmaaaas!  So […]

Brexit is at the forefront of many Brits’ minds this month as we creep closer to the 31 October deadline. Although so much is still unknown, it is likely that […]

It wasn’t that long ago that we had just one bin for our waste; we’d simply throw everything in and the bin men would take it all away. We were […]

TJ has many products and services to offer; these teamed with exceptional customer service has led to us being known for being “No. 1 on the south coast”. TJ has been awarded the Feefo Gold Trusted Service Award for the fourth year running – an independent seal of excellence that recognises businesses for delivering exceptional experiences, as rated by real customers.

TJ has three materials recovery facilities across the south coast at Southampton, Portsmouth and Yapton, which operate throughout the week. They are busy places with lots going on and many operations to oversee and manage. Jason Strudwick, TJ’s Operations Manager,  is responsible for the safe running of these waste operation sites.

TJ Waste & Recycling operates three materials recovery facilities across the south coast in Southampton, Portsmouth and Yapton. These are places that local businesses can take their waste to be sorted and wherever possible, recycled, in a bid to keep costs down and reduce our carbon footprint.