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Checked and Cleared

Milber waste removals & clearance

Newton Abbot, TQ12 · registered since 9 January 2025

Published by Checked and Cleared, a trading name of Scribespire Limited (company no. 15090317), from the Environment Agency's public register. Nothing here is a recommendation.

On the register

Registered waste carrier
RegistrationCBDU564970TierUpperExpires9 January 2028Checked1 October 2026

What the register holds

Registered name
Milber waste removals & clearance
Registration number
CBDU564970
Tier
Upper tierWaste is this firm's trade. Upper tier registrations are renewed every three years.
Registered as
Carrier, Broker, Dealer
Registered
9 January 2025
Expiry date
9 January 2028
Area
Newton Abbot, TQ12
We last read the register
1 October 2026

An upper tier registration is renewed every three years. This one runs to 9 January 2028. We publish 11 other registered carriers in TQ12. 11 of the 12 hold upper tier.

Waste categories on the registration

House & estate clearanceRubbish & junk removal

Categories describe the waste this registration permits the business to carry. They are not a list of services, and they say nothing about how well the work is done.

How to reach this firm

Telephone
Not held on the public register
Website
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Email
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The Environment Agency's register does not hold contact details for anybody, so we have none to publish. If this is your firm, you can add them.

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A firearm found in a house after a death

The Home Office guide on firearms licensing law notes that weapons are sometimes held in ignorance of their illegality, kept in homes where they have been overlooked or forgotten, or come into a person’s hands through the death of a relative. It says a permit under section 7 of the Firearms Act 1968 should normally be issued to authorise temporary possession by a relative or the executor of a deceased person of firearms forming part of the deceased’s property, and that the estate keeps title to anything surrendered to police.

Home Office (GOV.UK), Guide on firearms licensing law, chapters 6 and 24. Read 2026-09-04. What happens to the things you cannot keep explains this in full.

What the register settles, and what to ask the firm

We publish the register. Here is where it stops.

It does tell you

  • That the business is registered to transport waste
  • Which tier the registration sits in
  • When the registration expires

It does not tell you

  • That the work will be done well
  • Anything about complaints, insurance or disputes
  • That anyone has inspected their vehicles or staff

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