M&S to launch ‘Shwop at work’ service in a bid to encourage UK employees to recycle more old and unwanted clothes.

Updated WRAP report suggests that the UK could save £2.1 billion if a blanket landfill ban on unsorted waste is implemented.

Lewisham and six other London authorities seek bring-bank service provider to ‘significantly increase’ textile recycling.

Defra’s recently published definition of waste states that for something to be waste it ‘can no longer be used for [its] original purpose’. Annie Reece spends a day with bulky waste collector Junkaway to find out what the average person considers ‘waste’

Joe Bloggs knows that recycling is good and wants to do his bit, but – more likely than not – he’s a bit confused about the best way to do it. Resource looks into the consequences of this confusion for the recycling industry, and finds out how best to combat it

WRAP offers businesses grants of up to £50,000 for reuse and repair initiatives for textiles, furniture and WEEE.

Environment Agency and Defra confirm auto shredder residue from end-of-life vehicles can be burnt and included in recovery targets.

Welsh economy could save £1.7 billion a year by closing the loop, Welsh Environment Minister will announce today.

Welsh businesses encouraged to apply for WRAP Cymru’s £4 million Large Scale Infrastructure and Reprocessing Fund.

New government website helps businesses identify legal responsibilities, including waste and environmental obligations.