Mark Williams

Mark Williams with his wife Stephanie and their two children. Photo: My Name'5 Doddie Foundation/PA Wire

Father with MND to deliver match ball for Doddie Weir Cup game in Six Nations

Mark Williams, CEO at The NWH Group

Managing the cost of waste is a formidable challenge - Mark Williams

Ronnie O'Sullivan will be back at the Crucible to defend the title he won for a record-equalling seventh time last year.

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England's Ronnie O'Sullivan poses with the trophy after his victory over England's Judd Trump in the World Championship Snooker final at The Crucible in Sheffield, England on May 2, 2022.

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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

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

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

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

Midlothian recycling firm NWH Group appoints high-profile chairman

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

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

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

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

Loch Katrine, in the Trossachs, supplies water for 1.3 million people in and around Glasgow, including the venue for the COP26 climate summit

COP26: Landscape regeneration at loch to keep taps flowing at global summit

Judd Trump seen in his match against Shaun Murphy during day 11 of the Betfred World Snooker Championships 2021 at the Crucible Theatre on April 27, 2021 in Sheffield, England. (Photo by Zac Goodwin - Pool/Getty Images).

Unhappy birthday for deposed British no.1 Judd Trump

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

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

The scene of the tragedy near Pulpit Rock on Loch Lomond

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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.

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

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

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

The group said it needs to 'look forward positively and find new opportunities'. Picture: contributed.

Dalkeith-based waste recycler NWH Group unveils digital transformation and senio...

Andy Sutherland says Track 'has the potential to aid all types of businesses'. Picture: Rory Raitt.

Energy firm Prism rolls out tracker to boost performance at oil and gas players

All officers will be able to choose reinforced bump caps as a non-gendered option to traditional police headwear.

Scottish police will wear “gender-neutral” baseball caps as part of their unifor...

Nantes' Argentinian forward Emiliano Sala celebrates after winning the French L1 football match between Nantes and Angers at Beaujoire Stadium in Nantes, western France, on December 17, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / JEAN-SEBASTIEN EVRARD (Photo credit should read JEAN-SEBASTIEN EVRARD/AFP/Getty Images)

Donald Trump: Cost to UK for hosting US President, revealed

Police are patrolling the area following the incident.

Driver seven times over legal limit caught in Police Scotland festive crackdown

Edinburgh tourist shops lose legal battle over Harry Potter merchandise

CEO Mark Williams: move marks a real milestone. Picture: Contributed

Edinburgh's NWH in Newcastle drive

Turnberry demo fails to put Trump off his swing

Donald Trump ‘baby blimp’ not allowed to fly over Turnberry

President Donald Trump is expected to spend the weekend in Scotland. Picture: AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster

Humza Yousaf calls for '˜further clarity' on Donald Trump visit

Mark Williams conducts his post match interview in the nude. Picture: Richard Sellers/PA Wire

Mark Williams in the pink after defeating John Higgins

John Higgins, left, and Mark Williams pose with the trophy before the start of the World Championship final at The Crucible. Picture: PA

Mark Williams leads John Higgins as veteran duo trade punches

John Higgins during his semi-final against Kyren Wilson at The Crucible. Picture: Linnea Rheborg/Getty Images)

Higgins uses his experience to stay just ahead of Wilson

Nearly 70,000 people across Scotland hold a firearms certificate approved by Police Scotland. Picture: Getty

Social media '˜may be used as one source' in firearms licence checks

Picture: John Devlin

Violent crime increases despite fall in murders and serious assaults

John McCormick is the new chairman of NWH Group. Picture: Contributed

New chairman takes the helm at waste services group NWH

NWH managing director Mark Williams said the deal will ensure wood waste is being recycled responsibly. Picture: Graeme Hart/Perthshire Picture Agency

Waste services group NWH snaps up Dundee wood recycler

A total of 10,500 applications to keep weapons have been submitted as part of the campaign. Picture: Roberto Cavieres

17,500 air weapons handed to police as amnesty deadline looms

Ministers have warned over the risk of avian flu. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Flu risk leads to order to keep all poultry indoors

Tree planting initiative planned across the country. Picture: Contributed

Tree planters on a mission across Scotland

Police officers pouring away the contents of bottles of alcohol that were confiscated from youngsters.
Picture: JANE BARLOW

Police denied new powers to search children for alcohol
Police will not be given new powers to search young people for alcohol after overwhelming opposition from children's groups.

A domestic violence scene posed by models. PICTURE: JULIE HOWDEN

Scotland's reported domestic abuse down 3%

Drunken attacks on emergency services staff are no longer a weekend phenomenon'. Picture: Greg Macvean

Third of emergency service staff victims of drunken violence

Assistant Chief Constable Mark Williams shows some of the 2,301 weapons which have been surrendered. Picture: SWNS

Over 2,000 airguns handed to police in first week of amnesty

A policeman draws his baton as Hibs and Rangers fans invade the pitch at the final whistle after the Scottish Cup final. Picture: Getty

SFA pledge independent commission to probe Cup final disorder

John Higgins in action against Ryan Day at the Betfred Snooker World Championships at the Crucible. Picture: Martin Rickett/PA

Graeme Dott out in first round

Public to be consulted over alcohol search powers

Scotland’s missing: How many disappear each year and why?

Fireworks at the Torchlight Procession in Edinburgh. Picture: Neil Hanna

Scots usher in New Year celebrations with message from space

Fireworks above Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street on Hogmanay. Picture: Jane Barlow

Edinburgh Hogmanay security review after Paris

Could mindfulness make Britain healthier and happier? Picture: PA

Could ‘mindfulness’ make Britain happier?

Police are being diverted from their duties. Picture: Julie Bull

Edinburgh police over-stretched as crime rates soar

Police in the capital are often taken off the streets to help cover large events. Picture: Jon Savage

Edinburgh has Scotland’s highest crime rate

The crash happened on West Shore Road. Picture: Toby Williams

Boy, 14, crashes motorbike into wall in Edinburgh

The suspect will appear at Edinburgh Sheriff court. Picture: Greg Macvean

Teenager ‘stole scooter after being disqualified’

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