Mark Williams

There will be a heavy police presence in Edinburgh next week. Picture: John Devlin

Residents told to expect police, fire crews and military vehicles in city Rhoda Morrison

The group says that over the last three years alone, it has invested almost £7m in new technology to increase recycling rates. Picture: contributed.

Recycling specialist NWH Group outlines 21-year sustainability plan Emma Newlands

Mark Williams and Craig Williams of NWH, pictured at the new plant.

NWH opens new £4.4m aggregate recycling plant at Mayfield Industrial Estate Kevin Quinn

NWH Group has officially opened its new construction and demolition waste recycling wash plant as it continues its investment into the circular economy and achieve carbon negative status.

Recycling firm takes wraps off £4 million 'world-leading' Edinburgh facility Scott Reid

Ronnie O'Sullivan during his semi-final win on day fifteen of the Betfred World Snooker Championship at The Crucible, Sheffield. Richard Sellers/PA Wire.

Everything you need to know about the World Snooker Championship final David Hepburn

Neil Robertson of Australia made a 147 break at the Crucible but lost his match 13-12

Neil Robertson joins Crucible's 147 club but then bows out Mark Staniforth

Mark Williams, NWH’s chief executive, has welcomed the appointment of the new chairman.

Midlothian recycling firm NWH Group appoints high-profile chairman Scott Reid

Police reassure Scottish Schools there is ‘no threat’ following Russia's invasion as they warn against hate crimes (Photo: John Devlin).

Police reassure Scottish Schools ‘no threat’ following invasion of Ukraine Hannah Brown

An aerial CGI image of the proposed new Mayfield site.

£19m bank funding enables greener future for Mayfield-based recycling firm Kevin Quinn

An aerial CGI showing the new NWH Group Mayfield site following the firm's multi-million-pound investment.

Midlothian recycling group ramps up production thanks to major RBS funding Scott Reid

An artist's impression of the planned new NWH plant at Mayfield.

NWH drives up recycling rates with £4.4m investment in new Mayfield plant Kevin Quinn

The investment at the business’ Mayfield site will enable the recycling of inert construction and demolition wastes through the latest technology washing, screening, crushing and water treatment equipment.

Recycling firm invests more than £4 million in Edinburgh facility Scott Reid

Father Brown, played by Mark Williams, with biodegradable balloons for the 100th Episode of the hit drama.

Father Brown marks 100th episode of whodunnit drama Alex Green

Everything you need to know about swimming safely outdoors at popular summer beauty spots in Scotland. (Image: Kate MacDonald)

What you need to know about swimming outdoors safely in Scotland Liv McMahon

Three people died after getting into difficulty in the water near to Pulpit Rock at Loch Lomond left. Dean Irvine, right, who drowned at the Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park in Stonehouse.

'Heartbreaking' Four boys among six drowning deaths on tragic weekend Stephen Wilkie

The scene of the tragedy near Pulpit Rock on Loch Lomond

Man, woman and child who died in Loch Lomond named Katharine Hay

A footpath through a woodland full of wild garlic in Spring, Allium ursinum, in late evening sunlight

How to pick wild garlic and what to do with it. Gaby Soutar

From left: Gordon Stanley from J&J Stanley Recycling and Mark Williams, CEO at NWH Group, at the Cowen Road site in Blaydon. Picture: The Bigger Picture Agency.

Midlothian's NWH Group snaps up fellow recycling business in Tyne & Wear Emma Newlands

Mark Williams, CEO at NWH Group, a second-generation family business headquartered in Midlothian that serves Scotland and Newcastle from ten sites and employs some 300 staff.

Recycling 'super plant' set to slash landfill waste Scott Reid

Fans of the Harry Potter book and film franchise will know that the main character celebrates his birthday on 31 July (Photo: AP/Warner Bros)

A Harry Potter statue is being put up in Leicester Square - here's why Iain Leggat

Chief Superintendent Mark Williams, far left, and Supt Matt Richards are targeting the gang in a direct operation involving 100 police officers

Housebreaking doubles in three months KAYE NICOLSON