Wullies mini skips
Irvine, KA11 · registered since 3 September 2024
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 carrierWhat the register holds
- Registered name
- Wullies mini skips
- Registration number
- CBDU257627
- Tier
- Upper tierWaste is this firm's trade. Upper tier registrations are renewed every three years.
- Registered as
- Carrier Dealer
- Registered
- 3 September 2024
- Expiry date
- 3 October 2027
- Area
- Irvine, KA11
- We last read the register
- 1 October 2026
An upper tier registration is renewed every three years. This one runs to 3 October 2027.
Waste categories on the registration
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
- Not held on the public register
- Not held on the public register
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.
Is this your firm?
Your name is not on this page. We publish the trading name only, never the personal name, the street address or the full postcode. Less about you than the Environment Agency publishes.
The register holds no way to reach you. Add one, and correct anything above. Neither costs anything.
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Write down the check, not just the collection
The waste duty of care code of practice says you should check whether a person is authorised to take waste before you transfer it, that you can ask them for evidence such as a copy of a permit or proof of an exemption registration, and that you should also use the public register to check the evidence they give you. It then adds the line worth acting on: record any checks you make, as you can use this as evidence that you have met your duty of care.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the Environment Agency, Waste duty of care: code of practice, section 3.4. Read 2026-09-04. Six questions worth asking before you book 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