In aerial photos and videos taken by Express & Star chief photographer Tim Thursfield, the work is seen to be well underway at the site on Middlemore Lane, which is more commonly known as the super tip and is due to be complete by October 2025.
Large structures can now be spotted at the site, with the framework to two of them appearing to still be under construction.
Heavy machinery can also be seen, including a large digger, as work to create the multi-million pound facility is underway.
Once complete, the station will have the capacity to process 40,000 tonnes of rubbish per year across 19 bays, each with two skips.
The site will also have weighbridges, service yards, ventilation systems, and office facilities for staff.
A reuse shop with a workshop will also be in place where staff will refurbish items that would otherwise have been thrown away, with the items, all in good and safe condition, then being sold at a low cost.
Much of the energy needed to run the facility will be offset by solar panels which will be installed at the site. Construction firm giant Morgan Sindall is tasked with delivering the super tip.
