The Scottish Institute of Remanufacture, based at University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, has been officially opened.

Wales moves closer to standardising waste and recycling containers, as WRAP Cymru calls for tenders for waste and recycling containers that support the Collections Blueprint.

Zero Waste Scotland has launched a new fund to help Scottish textile and apparel designers move towards a more circular economy.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has released a progress report on its 2013 Waste Prevention Programme for England.

Government must work to ‘lift the regulatory burden’ on remanufacturing if its ‘enormous economic, social and environmental potential’ is to be realised.

Nestlé and Unilever are amongst a number of companies working with the resource industry in a new project to ‘create a circular economy for flexible packaging’.

The second round of the Innovation in Waste Prevention Fund (England) has opened today.

Zero Waste Scotland will open a new fund next month to enable Scottish fashion designers to create zero waste clothing ranges.

With separate collections of dry recyclables set to become the norm in 2015, Annie Kane hits the streets to see how one system stacks up to Waste Framework Directive requirements, as well as to householder expectations

The Waste & Resources Action Programme is focusing on resource security as part of its annual conference.