The Latest Breaking News on Recycling

Shoppers at Boots, M&S, Lush, H&M and Primark can get paid to recycle empty and old products

Customers could be quids in with their clutter by heading to these retailers

Manchester Evening News · Jan 16, 2023

Plan to slash carbon emissions from waste across Liverpool

Mayor Joanne Anderson launches initiative set to be taken up across city region

Liverpool Echo · Jan 16, 2023

New interpretation boards preserve special history of Dumfries neighbourhood

An area of the district has also been brought back into use for residents thanks to the People's Project and the council

Daily Record · Jan 16, 2023

Nottinghamshire tip to shut while 'urgent works' take place

Nottinghamshire residents are being invited to use 11 other tips across the county

Nottingham Post · Jan 13, 2023

Hull recycler joins forces with Harrods' beauty team to clean up cosmetics

Trial begins to repurpose, return or recycle hard-to-handle products with iconic retailer

Birmingham Post · Jan 13, 2023

Thousands of M&S shoppers bagging 'stylish and durable' bargain for just 60p

The new design for Marks and Spencer's reusable shopping bag has been created by Yinka Ilori - a former M&S alumni who worked for the supermarket for eight years as he started out his art career

Daily Mirror · Jan 12, 2023

‘Ticking timebomb’ as ageing landfill dumps threaten English beaches

Local government survey shows 26 councils have sites already spilling waste on to cliffs and into sea

The Guardian - UK · Jan 12, 2023

We Asked A Recycling Company Worker What We’re All Doing Wrong It’s A Lot

To help debunk false myths about how to recycle properly, we spoke to the Circular Economy Manager at Containers for Change.

Pedestrian.tv · Jan 12, 2023

Thousands of M&S shoppers buying bargain 60p item that's the 'first of its kind'

The retailer has made a big change to the design of its carrier bags, which shoppers have been loving.

Daily Record · Jan 11, 2023

Nine tonnes of waste dumped on busy road after smoke spotted from bin lorry

An incorrectly disposed of flammable device is believed to have caused the fire

Liverpool Echo · Jan 11, 2023