Suez contract rolled out in Somerset Suez Recycling & Recovery UK and Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) yesterday began fulfilling a new recycling and waste collections contract, ensuring continued service during the coronavirus outbreak.
Landlords, don't fall foul of post-Brexit waste crime Landowners and landlords are increasingly becoming victims of waste crimes and being saddled with the cost of removing waste from their properties.
Pressure on Johnson to deliver on climate commitments Eve Preston reflects on the environmental challenges ahead of the new Conservative government in ...
What do we want? PLASTICS INFRASTRUCTURE. When do we want it? NOW. There was frustration in the air at last month’s UK Plastics Reprocessing conference.
WATCH: Creating an export passport for waste using commercialised Blockchain Last month, Prismm MD Mike Jackson discussed TRACA and creating an export passport for waste using ...
Women's Recycling Alliance founder: 'If we have more females in senior positions, they’ll naturally attract more women into the industry' Sarah Sanpher-McDowell is development director at Clearpoint Recycling and founder of the Women’s ...
Hair iron recycling service launched just in time for Christmas LSS Waste Management and electronic hair tool manufacturer Cloud Nine have launched a hair iron ...
Scott Bros launches plastic research project with Teesside University Haulage and plant hire business Scott Bros has partnered with Teesside University to develop a ...
Hackney Council installs England's first estate reverse vending machine Hackney Council has become the first English local authority to install a reverse vending machine ...
Plastics recycler OneCircle expands KeyKeg recycling programme in Scotland Williams Bros Brewing has partnered with plastics recycler OneCircle to provide a KeyKeg recycling ...
How CryptoCycle is using blockchain to to prevent fraud CryptoCycle is a UK-based technology company which aims to help industries that suffer from fraud ...
60 seconds with...British Metals Recycling Association chief executive James Kelly New chief executive of the British Metals Recycling Association sits down with RWW to talk through ... 1 comment
Four brands responsible for 500,000 tonnes of plastic pollution Coca-Cola, Nestle, PepsiCo, and Unilever are together responsible for half a million ...
Waste industry backs WISH coronavirus guidelines Coronavirus safety guidelines for waste sector workers issued by the Waste Industry ...