Hurn Recycling Ltd Seeks Goods Vehicle Licence Change at Greendale

Hurn Recycling Ltd Seeks Goods Vehicle Licence Change at Greendale

Hurn Recycling Limited has applied to vary its goods vehicle operator's licence to keep an additional two goods vehicles at operating centre E14M, Greendale Business Park, Exeter, EX5 1EW. The public notice was published in the Exeter Express & Echo on 3 September 2026.

The applicant, Hurn Recycling Limited, is based at Building 452 Viscount Road, Aviation Business Park, Bournemouth International Airport, Hurn, Christchurch, BH23 6NW. The application specifies no additional trailers, with zero trailers requested.

If the variation is granted, the company would be authorised to station two more goods vehicles at the Greendale site. Any increase in the on-site fleet could lead to additional heavy goods vehicle movements to and from the operating centre, which neighbouring businesses and residents may notice. Those with concerns or who believe they could be adversely affected are encouraged to consider making a representation.

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Owners or occupiers of land, including buildings, near the operating centre who believe their use or enjoyment of that land would be affected may make written representations to the Traffic Commissioner. According to the public notice, comments must be submitted within 21 days of the notice date, and a copy must be sent to the applicant.

Greendale Business Park is a busy employment location serving Exeter and East Devon. A modest increase in authorised goods vehicles can support regional logistics and recycling activities, while also raising practical questions for neighbouring landowners about traffic, site access and amenity. The Traffic Commissioner will consider any relevant representations before deciding whether to grant the variation, refuse it, or impose conditions.

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