Sustainability is important to Indaver. Over the next year, we are using local company, Tom Blackwell Contractors Ltd, to excavate and move the soil on site to prepare for the building of the access road and the plant. Not only will the soil be used to...
Indaver is committed to preserving and protecting the habitats and wildlife on the IWMF site. The area around Woodhouse Farm is known to be inhabited by Great-Crested newts which require protecting. The management licence for these amphibians has been in place since 2011 and surveys are carried...
On Thursday 17th June, Indaver held their second meeting with the Site Liaison Committee since reaching financial close earlierin 2021 on the Rivenhall Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) and Energy Centre. The meeting took place digitally, attended by Indaver’s core development team, a WREN Renewables...
Construction vehicles have arrived at the Indaver Rivenhall site in Essex. This marks the start of site development works for the Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) & Energy Centre. Over 1.4 million cubic metres of soil is set to be moved to prepare for the...
The old farmhouse is due to form part of the Woodhouse Farm Complex; a group of listed buildings on site that will be preserved and refurbished in to useable and practical spaces. [gallery link="none" size="large" columns="2" ids="1150,1152,1154,1156"] Current plans for the farmhouse, feed barn and Bakehouse are...
A fantastic ‘before’ and ‘after’ shot of the Woodhouse Farm Cottage. The tangle of branches that once engulfed the building have now been cut back to reveal this historic structure, after it had fallen into disrepair over many years. The building has now been secured so that...
Adjacent to the squadron offices, there is a strafing bunker. Military personnel would have used this as cover should the area have come under fire from enemy planes. This historical structure will be preserved and restored as a feature in the facility’s grounds. Contact Us To find out...
Safeguarding wildlife and their natural habitats on site is of the utmost importance during the build. The area around Woodhouse Farm is known to be inhabited by great-crested newts which require protecting. Here you’ll see a newt hibernaculum on site, this is a man-made shelter...
Inside the old Squadron offices on site, you can find the office of Captain Powell. Using just the information from his door, we can establish Captain Powell was part of the Glider Pilot Regiment, a British Army regiment. Our research suggests that this man could therefore...
Clearing and preparing the area for site development works over the last few months has uncovered many historical features of the site. This World War Two Squadron office is now visible after many years hidden in the undergrowth. The black fencing surrounding the building is to ensure...