A round-up of news from the waste and resources sector, including plastic recycling at a national football tournament, Resource Efficient Scotland’s profit monsters and used cars raising money for charity.

Lack of essential infrastructure is hindering food redistribution efforts, according to a new study.

Discarded tents and camping gear from this year’s Glastonbury are being collected and donated to refugees in Northern France as part of a scheme run by a Bristol-based charity.

A slowdown of mobile phone upgrade cycles has helped cut CO2 emissions in half, according to a Green Alliance report, which also reveals customers want to use their phones for longer.

A new reuse and repair superstore in Edinburgh, launched today (20 May) by social enterprise Remade, aims to reinvent second hand items and teaching repair skills.

Construction of the controversial Javelin Park incinerator is due to begin this summer, after a lengthy delay caused by planning protests.

Jennifer McDowall reviews The Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s A New Dynamic 2: Effective Systems in a Circular Economy

Hannah Boxall looks at infrastructure services company FM Conway to find out how it is building up its recycling portfolio.

Spain has become the first European country to set a national reuse target as RREUSE calls for similar targets to be included in the revised Circular Economy Package.

The UK population owns over 350 million items of clothing that have never been worn, averaging £93 of unworn clothing per person, according to new research.