The Powerday Foundation have had the honour of supporting Cricklewood Boxing Club over the years, from refurbishments to funding and this year supporting their kids summer camp in partnership with Young Barnett. We have also helped to fund their new female facility which will open later this year to give women a dedicated space for training and development.

We visited the club to speak with head coach, Rob Buick, and see all the great work that he is doing down there!
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Powerday operates seven sites across London, including the largest Materials Recycling Facilities (MRFs) in Southern England at Willesden Junction and Enfield. Combined, the company can processes more than 2m tonnes of waste each year, including 60,000 tonnes of hazardous waste. The Willesden Junction site can receive and move out materials by canal, rail or road, making it one of the most flexible facilities in the country.

One of the country's leading waste management companies, Powerday has invested over £40million to date in plant and equipment to provide 100% diversion from landfill, meeting the requirements of a wide range of customers including construction and demolition companies, local authorities and commercial businesses. Using the latest technology, this plant and equipment enables Powerday to recycle and recover valuable resources and produce renewable fuels which it supplies to energy-from-waste plants across the UK and Europe. Powerday’s operations are certified to international standards for environmental management ISO14001, quality management ISO9001 and health & safety management OHSAS 45001 as well as holding the Achilles Building Confidence Accreditation.

A family business, Powerday has a community ethos. The company is a keen supporter of grassroots sport, sponsoring London Amateur Boxing Association and Tir Chonaill Gaels Gaelic Athletics Association Club.