Belgium) says that its Heanor site in the U.K has achieved third-party accreditation for the production of its ReGen portfolio of composite materials — formulated to introduce renewable or recycled raw materials (bio-based The certification is granted under the strict mass balance chain of custody outlined by the International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC) Plus standard This latest achievement adds on nine other sites that have been certified since 2023 across the group demonstrating Syensqo’s ongoing commitment to integrating sustainable practices throughout its operations The mass balance method enables the certification of renewable quantities and their allocation to specific products enabling the gradual replacement of fossil materials in the supply chain With the launch of the ReGen portfolio roadmap in March 2025 Syensqo is strategically positioned to offer the market a range of composite materials made from renewable This initiative aims to reduce the use of virgin fossil-based feedstocks in its formulations and reduce the carbon footprint of final products all while maintaining the same performance standards Syensqo (Brussels, Belgium) says that its Heanor site in the U.K. has achieved third-party accreditation for the production of its ReGen portfolio of composite materials — formulated to introduce renewable or recycled raw materials (bio-based This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Powered by Grantham Journal, Rutland & Stamford Mercury, Spalding Guardian and Lincolnshire Free Press Home   Bourne   Sport   Article Bourne Town booked their place in the play-offs despite a disappointing day at the office as the Wakes were beaten at Heanor Town on Saturday Michael Goode's side went down to a 2-1 away reversal as Heanor completed a United Counties League double over Bourne results elsewhere means the Wakes are guaranteed a top five finish in their first season in the Premier Division North after last season's title-winning campaign Manager Goode said: "We're a club that has come up from Division One and we've got a very talented group of players who have got us into the play-offs which is probably the primary aim of nearly every club at the start of the season "It is a good achievement to do that with three games remaining but you don't win anything by getting into the play-offs "It has given us something to play for beyond the end of the normal season and although we're still going to chase down the top two we now want to consolidate that third place and "We've got to make sure that we focus on winning those last three games to get a bit of form because we're on an alright run at the moment." Bourne fell behind after just four minutes of Saturday's match at the Town Ground as Mason Booth-Davis flicked the ball onto Jamie Sleigh who smashed home the opening goal The Heanor goalscorer was then denied a second goal by a superb save from Bourne goalkeeper Dan Swan in a one-on-one before the Wakes had an effort disallowed for offside The returning Zac Allen had an effort deflected home by Aaron Eyett who was adjudged to have been in an offside position by the assistant referee The hosts then doubled their lead in the 25th minute as John King raced away before beating a defender and slotting home Brad Marshall and Robbie Ellis both went close to reducing the deficit for Bourne while Sleigh struck the upright for the hosts on the stroke of half-time Allen and Eunis Lievins threatened for Bourne after the interval while Jack Tyson also went close for Heanor on a couple of occasions The Wakes cut the deficit with 15 minutes remaining as substitute Kyle Rowell picked out fellow replacement Tom Siddons with a pinpoint cross which was headed home that was to prove to be Bourne's last clear-cut opening as Heanor saw out the rest of the game to tighten their grip on the final play-off spot Goode added: "We didn't start very well and last week's draw against Gresley felt a bit like a punch in the stomach although training was good in the week and spirits were high "Heanor is a really difficult place to go with the massive slope and they're a good side and we were not at our best "The conditions didn't help but it was a disappointing day at the office They were just a bit better at doing the things that you need to do on their ground five points behind league leaders Lincoln United and three adrift of second-placed Eastwood CFC The top two face each other on Saturday while Bourne have a home match against eighth-placed Belper United The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find that page";var n=e.querySelector("h2");return n&&n.remove(),{staticContent:e,title:t}},d=function(e){var t=document.createElement("button");return t.innerText=e,t.classList.add("error-page-button"),t},f=function(e){var t=document.createElement("div");t.id="recirculation-404",t.classList.add("brand-hint-bg");var n="\n \n \n Tick here if you would like us to send you the author’s response The incident - reported at 8.20pm on Saturday December 28 - triggered a large-scale emergency response The teenager’s family have been made aware and are being supported by specially trained officers Multiple police vehicles remained at the scene on Sunday morning Heanor Road was cordoned off from its junction with Charlotte Street to the junction with Bowes Well Road A large police tent could be seen in the middle of the cordon Local facilities close or within the cordon included the Rutland Manor Care Home and the Granby Junior School A murder investigation has since been launched Derbyshire Police says four 17-year-old boys have been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the investigation One of those 17 year olds has also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender a 15-year-old girl and a 16-year-old girl have also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender Police are now urging anyone with CCTV or doorbell footage who live in Heanor Road Kedleston Drive and Peveril Drive to get in touch police want to see footage from those areas captured between the times of 7pm and 9pm Detective Chief Inspector Claudia Musson from the East Midlands Special Operation Unit said: "We are in the very early stages of the investigation and we are treating it as an isolated incident We are keen for anyone with information to contact us as a matter of urgency to assist with the inquiry into the death of this young man." People with any information should contact police on 101, quoting reference number 24*767926. Police also have an online contact form while Derbyshire Constabulary's Facebook page can be privately messaged and Crimestoppers can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111 People leaving near to the scene of the stabbing have paid tribute to the man who was stabbed to death said: "I only live round the corner and I didn't hear a thing until someone told me this morning that the road was closed "We've lived in Ilkeston about 30 years and you hear of things going on, but to have it on your doorstep, it's a little bit frightening. It's awful for his family, especially at this time of year." Comments13:54Jamie BarlowMurder investigation launched Six teenagers and a man in his 50s have been arrested after an 18-year-old was stabbed to death in Ilkeston Derbyshire Police says seven people remain in police custody following the incident at 8.20pm on Saturday (December 28) The East Midlands Ambulance Service first contacted Derbyshire Police over reports that a man had been stabbed in Rose Avenue Officers arrived at the scene to find the 18-year-old man with a stab wound and he died in Heanor Road just before 9pm A police cordon covering a large stretch of Heanor Road remained in place throughout Sunday morning with a large blue tent and yellow evidence markers seen inside the cordon Police are now urging anyone with CCTV or doorbell footage who live in Heanor Road, Rose Avenue, Summerfields Way, Kedleston Drive and Peveril Drive to get in touch. In particular, police want to see footage from those areas captured between the times of 7pm and 9pm. Comments10:34Jamie BarlowDelays as cars divertTwo carers are trying to get to an elderly lady who lives within the cordon. Two of their colleagues have cars parked within the cordon and had to get a lift home last night. Hearing about the incident this morning, one of them said: “It’s so bad, I’ve not really seen something like this here before.” There are some small delays along Heanor Road as traffic is diverted down Charlotte Street. Comments10:16Jamie BarlowPolice sirens and diverted traffic An elderly couple who live round the corner from the cordon had no idea about the incident. “Gosh that’s awful," one of them said, saying they would not usually expect such incidents in the area. Another nearby resident said he had heard lots of police sirens last night and saw traffic diverting, but only knew what had happened this morning. Comments10:09Jamie Barlow'Too many people carrying knives' Kenneth Hyde, 71, who has lived in Heanor Road for 30 years, said: “There’s too many people around carrying knives. I’m so sorry to hear about that. It just goes to show that you don’t know who is about.” A 38-year-old man who lives on the nearby Shipley View estate, and who did not want to be named, said: “That’s such a young age and it’s so sad for the family. I’ve lived in this area since I was 10 years old and I’ve never heard of something like this.” Comments10:08KEY EVENTA 'frightening time' for residents, tributes paidJackie Priest, 61, who lives in nearby Broughton Close, said: “I only live round the corner and I didn’t hear a thing until someone told me this morning that the road was closed. It’s awful. “We’ve lived in Ilkeston about 30 years and you hear of things going on, but to have it on your doorstep, it’s a little bit frightening. “It’s awful for his family, especially at this time of year.” Comments09:55Jamie BarlowJoin us on WhatsAppYou can keep up to date with the latest news and updates by joining us on WhatsApp We have a WhatsApp Community that provides the latest breaking news and top stories from across the county.Just click the link above to join The man was later identified as 62-year-old Shaun Harriman Mr Harriman’s family are aware and are being supported by specialist officers Our thoughts are with them at this sad time “I appreciate that incidents such as this are worrying to people living in the area but I’d like to reassure the public that those involved were known to each other and there is no wider risk “I’d also like to express my thanks to all those who have come forward with information so far and encourage anyone else who can help with our investigation to please contact police if you haven’t already done so.” of Heanor was arrested on Monday and has now been charged with murder The 37-year-old appeared at Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court on 3 October when the case was adjourned and he was remanded in custody Home   Sport   Article Wisbech Town can confirm their United Counties League Premier Division North status with three points this weekend The Fenmen return to league action at Fountain Fresh Park when they entertain play-off chasers Heanor Town If the Fenmen can pick up three points against their fifth-placed visitors and Kimberley Miners Welfare drop points on the road the club will be mathematically safe from the drop Luke Hipwell's side were without a game at the weekend but other results went in their favour in their quest to stay up Nineteenth-place Kimberley Miners Welfare suffered a 2-0 reverse at Boston Town while basement club Shirebrook Town were without a game With all teams now having three games to play the Fenmen are six points clear of the drop zone Near-neighbours Deeping Rangers - the visitors to Wisbech on the final day of the campaign - host Shirebrook this weekend and Kimberley Miners Welfare travel to Skegness Town Gresley Rovers - 5-1 home winners against Skegness on Saturday - make the trip to Sleaford It would be quite a turnaround for the club which found itself without a league win in their opening eight league fixtures of the campaign Big home wins against Gresley Rovers and Sleaford began the recovery following the appointment of former player and coach Hipwell late in August have beaten high-flying Eastwood CFC and Bourne Town at home this season and will be looking to add Heanor Town who are locked in a three-way battle for the final play-off berth Berry Global’s recycling business in the UK has recently invested in upgrading its advanced used plastic packaging recycling complex in Heanor The facility is able to recycle a wide variety of flexible – or ‘soft’ – plastic waste including retail packaging such as carrier bags This type of plastic is currently being collected via front of store bins at leading supermarkets but capacity is expected to rise substantially in March 2027 when kerbside collection of flexible plastic packaging for recycling will become mandatory in England The Berry investment comes at a time when these supermarket front of store soft plastic collection schemes are coming under increasing scrutiny A recent investigation by Everyday Plastic and the Environmental Investigation Agency found that around 70% of the soft plastic collected by these schemes ended up being burned for energy “Recycling soft plastic poses a challenge, particularly in terms of the quality of material collected, but at Berry we are continuing to work to make recycling of this material a reality through the creation of useful second life products,” said Mike Baxter, external affairs director, Berry Global Recycled Products front of store soft plastic currently goes into the production of new refuse sacks while other flexible plastic is used to produce our Sustane recyclate which goes back into packaging such as shrink film.” our latest investment includes an upgrade to our wash plant which will enable us to handle and clean a greater variety of poorer quality plastic packs.” The company said its Berry Heanor recycling facility can recycle flexibles from household and industrial waste to produce high quality and consistent recyclate that can be used in a variety of industrial and consumer flexible applications such as refuse sacks and collation shrink films An important aspect of the design of the facility is that water used during the recycling process is recirculated and reused significantly reducing overall water consumption the site holds RecyClass certification that confirms full traceability throughout the recycling and production processes RecyClass is a comprehensive cross-industry initiative that advances plastic packaging recyclability and ensures traceability and transparency of recycled plastic content in the UK and rest of Europe The organisation has also developed a system for reliable calculation and verification of recycled content in plastic products Certification at Heanor therefore provides Berry customers with complete reassurance as to the quality and authenticity of the recycled material produced The facility is also third party accredited through Valpack for Zero Waste to landfill News Analysis | Nestlé sets ambitious zero landfill target Environmental Packaging Awards 2024 | Berry Global Group celebrates four awards Berry’s Spain site secures RecyClass and UNE 15343 certifications Berry launches recyclable, customizable bottle With over 25 years’ experience in flexible packaging The UK Government’s Resources and Waste Strategy sets out how the country will preserve material .. 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