Sadly, Jeremy Freeth passed away on Sunday 28th April 2024 unexpectedly. Thamesdown will carry on with normal day to day business without any interruption to services that we provide. The company initially traded as Jeremy Mark Freeth trading as Thamesdown Recycling and will now continue to trade as The Executors of Jeremy Mark Freeth trading as Thamesdown Recycling. Jeremy’s daughters, Rosie and Georgina have been involved in the management of the business for several years and plans were already in place for them to succeed their father in the coming months so that he could have finally taken a well-deserved step back. Rosie and Georgina will continue to run and grow Thamesdown Recycling for the foreseeable future in his honour.

Thamesdown invest in a new HRB Harris Baler

Author: Thamesdown Recycling Published on: March 6, 2017 Published in: Site News

Due to the expansion and demand for baled materials we have replaced of old baler for a brand-new Harris HRB Centurion Two-ram baler.

It took 3 lorries and some very steady manoeuvring over a period of nearly a month before we finally managed to get the baler in, up and running.

The Harris Centurion is a multi-purpose baler providing quality, efficiency and reliability. It allows us to produce high density bales. Materials we are able to bale and process include cardboard, paper, a large variety of plastics, metals etc

This is currently only one of two of this type of baler within the UK.