Recycling

NEWS

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N.Ireland recycling and composting reaches new peak

Northern Ireland’s recycling rate reached a ‘new quarterly peak’ of 45.1 per cent last summer, new figures have shown.

23 January 2014

N.Ireland recycling and composting reaches new peak

23 January 2014

Neath Port Talbot receives £240,000 for recycling

Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council receives £237,884 from the Welsh Government to invest in recycling.

23 January 2014

Neath Port Talbot receives £240,000 for recycling

23 January 2014

Extra recycling bins for Nuneaton and Bedworth

Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council is offering residents a second recycling bin for free, to meet demand.

22 January 2014

Extra recycling bins for Nuneaton and Bedworth

22 January 2014

Cardiff consults on creating recycling ‘super sites’

Cardiff Council proposes streamlining its household waste recycling centres into two recycling ‘super sites’.

21 January 2014

Cardiff consults on creating recycling ‘super sites’

21 January 2014

News in Brief: 17/01/2014

Environcom acquires Overton Recycling, MRWA launches £20,000 food waste project, Stansted Airport wins recycling award...

17 January 2014

News in Brief: 17/01/2014

17 January 2014

Welsh recycling advice programme will run 'at least' until 2015/16

Wales’s Collaborative Change Programme, which provides recycling advice to councils, will run ‘at least’ until 2015/16.

17 January 2014

Welsh recycling advice programme will run 'at least' until 2015/16

17 January 2014

Material Works secures £100 million funding

'Groundbreaking' waste project between King's Lynn & West Norfolk council and Material Works secures £100 million.

16 January 2014

Material Works secures £100 million funding

16 January 2014

CCE and Waitrose launch recycling campaign

Coca-Cola Enterprises and Waitrose ask shoppers to recycle a selected material for one month in a new campaign.

14 January 2014

CCE and Waitrose launch recycling campaign

14 January 2014

Women 'better at recycling than men'

Women are more likely to recycle than men, but men are twice as likely to put the bin out, finds BusinessWaste.co.uk

13 January 2014

Women 'better at recycling than men'

13 January 2014

MRWA urges residents to recycle WEEE

Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority to offer residents recycling bags in exchange for unwanted electricals.

13 January 2014

MRWA urges residents to recycle WEEE

13 January 2014

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