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CSWDC is a waste disposal company owned by three councils in the UK. It operates an energy recovery plant and household waste recycling center. Richard Gray, the current Managing Director, will retire at the end of September and become Non-Executive Chairman. He will be replaced as Managing Director by Karl Starkey, currently the General Manager of an energy from waste facility, who brings experience from the waste industry and engineering background.
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