Authorities are rolling out domestic kitchen waste collections left, right and centre, but this might leave businesses feeling neglected. Not so in Islington, where a commercial food waste collection trial has been expended to a mainstream service

James Phillips and Sam Sandilands keeps us abreast of legislative developments in the waste industry

Some bits of legislation have been implemented, whilst others have been revised or delayed. James Phillips and Ross Fairley keep us abreast of the latest developments

Earlier this year, a group of UK professionals journeyed to Sierra Leone on a mission to improve waste management practices. Phil Hurst spoke to his Cylch colleague Ruth Llewellyn about the trip

James Phillips and Sam Sandilands, experts in waste law, talk us through recent legal developments and explain how they will affect those in the waste sector

James Phillips and Ross Fairley get to grips with the latest modifications in environmental law

The saying goes, 'A good dead is its own reward'. But when it comes to recycling, many people need a bit more enticement. Beccy Sims learns that an American incentives scheme could revolutionise recycling

When 12 Eastern European countries joined the EU between 2004-2007, they became subject to Eu waste requirements. Simon Billett finds out how their national strategies have evolved

Mention the term "pay as you throw' and everyone has an opinion. Yet, there are some parts of the country that have quietly instituted compulsory recycling. Beccy Sims finds out how they're getting on

The end of landfill and incineration is a fine idea, but how does a zero waste system work in practice? We find out how the US are doing it