In 2025, we acquired R Finnie Skip Hire, a well-established waste management and scrap metal recycling business based in Inverness. This marked an exciting new chapter for Binn Group as we extended our geographical reach into the Highlands of Scotland.

Following our successful tender win with NHS Tayside, we identified an ongoing challenge that many large organisations face, waste contamination. Contaminated waste is a significant issue, both environmentally and financially, and NHS Tayside were keen to find a solution.

Working at Binn Group means joining a family-run business with over 20 years’ experience in recycling and resource management.

A leading Scottish holiday park brand operating three award-winning coastal parks comprising 1,000+ holiday homes, with seasonal demand swings and multiple on-site collection points.

SRJ Windows (established 1992) operates at scale (50,000+ customers, 65 employees, 34 vehicles) and needed a reliable waste partner that could keep up operationally while improving sustainability outcomes.

A long-established family-run construction and civil engineering business (operating for 169+ years) with sustainability as a priority and a stated goal of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2030.

Allanhill Farm (Mitchell family since 1952) produces soft fruit and cereals, including around 2,000 tonnes of strawberries each year, with a strong environmental focus (reduced pesticides, woodland planting, and bee-support planting).

The growing blight of fly-tipping in rural communities is the focus of a new initiative involving Police Scotland and Binn Group.

Binn Group welcomed hundreds of visitors to their stand at Perth Show over the two days of the annual festival of farming at the city’s South Inch.

Binn Group has announced it has secured a five-year waste management contract with NHS Tayside.

Perthshire waste management specialists Binn Group has successfully secured PAS 402 certification making it the only Scottish company to currently hold the quality standard for resource management sector operators.

A major Scottish waste management company is driving forward its latest plans as a champion of inclusivity and accessibility.

Perthshire-based resource management company Binn Group teed up the perfect round of fundraising for local charities when they staged their Charity Golf Day.

Scottish resource management company Binn Group has bought over long-established David Band Metals in Perth, consolidating the group’s place as the principal metals business in Perth and Kinross.

Promoting this year’s theme of “Invest In Our Planet”, the Perthshire-based operators encouraged staff to plant a wildflower meadow and native trees at the entrance to their 200-acre Glenfarg Binn Ecopark.

Safeguarding physical and mental well-being, announced and presented by CEO Allan MacGregor.

Binn Group has come up with a feather-brained scheme to tackle pest control at the Binn Ecopark site.

The development of the Binn Wind Farm by Green Cat Renewables is a major step forward for Binn Group’s aspirations to develop an advanced eco-park concept using their resource management facility as an anchor development.