Conwy Council has confirmed details of its new waste collection service, which will see a four-weekly residual waste collection trialled alongside a wider three-weekly rollout.

Around 100 Environment Agency (EA) roles are to be cut by the end of September, according to the GMB union.

The latest materials facilities reporting data shows a consistent level of target input and output, with the number of facilities taking part remaining lower than originally anticipated.

Angus Evers from King & Wood Mallesons explains new sentencing guidelines for health and safety offences and two recent consultations set to affect the sector.

Edward Perchard reviews Nigel Haigh’s EU Environmental Policy: Its Journey to Centre Stage

REPIC CEO Dr Philip Morton explains how the 2015 WEEE compliance fee works to improve collection of e-waste.

Ray Georgeson delivered the third annual Kit Strange Memorial Lecture at the Houses of Parliament at the start of the year, reflecting on the past, present and future of the industry.

Resource checks in on one of the first local authorities to embrace the Welsh Government’s Collections Blueprint model, Conwy.

As part of our pre-referendum debate, Neil Grundon, Deputy Chairman of Grundon Waste Management, argues that the environment is a global, not a European issue.

A report into Defra’s Reward and Recognition Fund has found that many of the projects funded did not provide good ‘value for money’.