Local authorities in Wales reach their highest reuse, recycling and composting level yet – achieving 58 per cent between April and June 2014.

Local authorities in Northern Ireland sent less than half of municipal waste to landfill in the last financial year, a record low for the country.

The Resource Association has released a new video highlighting the challenge of contamination in recycling and what can be done to overcome it.

Denbighshire County Council Chair Brian Blakeley officially opens Biogen’s 22,500 tonne per annum anaerobic digester in North Wales.

Labour Leader Ed Miliband commends Tetronics International and Advanced Plasma Power for ‘helping the UK become a global leader in green technology’.

More than 12,000 waste reduction actions will take place across 28 countries this week as part of the annual European Week for Waste Reduction.

Waste management company AmeyCespa has been awarded a five-year recycling contract from the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Waste Partnership.

FCC Environment has published a new report predicting how waste policy may be affected by changes in the political landscape.

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

New figures show that local authorities in England recycled 40.4 per cent of household waste in the first three months of 2014, and 44.5 per cent in 2013/14.