Recycling news: 2019
Fresh every day from industry press, GOV.UK and research feeds — plus the historical archive. Last updated 30 Jul 2026.
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Western Riverside Waste Authority · 26 Jan 2019
Council news
Synergy - Search By Route - Dudley Council
Dudley Council · 25 Jan 2019
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Book to drop off waste and recycling - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
Industry news
Veolia to take over City of London waste contract
Veolia is to take over the waste and recycling collections contract for the City of London Corporation from March, it has been revealed, although the contract has yet to be formally signed. Once finalised, Veolia will take over from current contractor Amey – which has carried out the work since 2011. Keith Bottomley, deputy chairman … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 25 Jan 2019
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News from the Network 21 – 25 January
Find out what our members have been getting up to this week. Sofa Project have been sharing their success with reusing paint We 🧡paint so much @Sofa_Project we spent Saturday repainting our ladies’ loo! We can’t get enough! Painting project at home? Save money & come to us to buy your paint at up to […]
Reuse Network · 25 Jan 2019
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Councillor Lisa Homan - London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
Hammersmith and Fulham Council · 25 Jan 2019
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Coffey offers reassurance on council waste funding
Resources minister Thérèse Coffey has responded to concerns that measures outlined in Defra’s Resources and Waste Strategy, such as a deposit return scheme, will negatively impact council recycling income. The minister’s comments came during the annual Foodservice Packaging Association Conference in London this week (23 January). Dr Coffey was giving an overview on the upcoming … Read More The …
letsrecycle.com News · 25 Jan 2019
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MRFs ‘running at slower speed’ to improve quality
MRF operators are running sorting belts at slower speeds to improve material-sort quality in response to tougher quality demands from end-users. This is according to Adam Read, the director of external affairs at recycling and waste firm Suez, who was speaking at a Green Alliance event looking at the impact of China’s National Sword Initiative … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 25 Jan 2019
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How to reduce waste and recycle at school - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Cookie Policy - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Food Collection and Delivery Driver - FareShare
FareShare · 25 Jan 2019
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Plastic Bottles - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Printer Cartridges - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Fridges & Freezers - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Spectacles - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Cooking Oil - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Furniture - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Asbestos - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Cartons - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Carpets - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Paint - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Paper - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Tyres - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Glass - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Wood - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Hazardous Waste - wrwa.gov.uk
Western Riverside Waste Authority · 25 Jan 2019
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Fundamentals drive Australian and New Zealand tissue consumption higher - Tissue World Magazine
Tissue World Magazine · 25 Jan 2019
Council news
Camden Learning helps drive collaboration and improvement in schools - Camden Council
Camden Council · 25 Jan 2019
Global
Steinmüller Babcock expands Energy from Waste Plant Premnitz
Gummersbach, 23. January 2019. Steinmüller Babcock Environment GmbH, based in Gummersbach/Germany has been awarded a contract for the extension of...
ESWET (European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology) · 25 Jan 2019
Council news
Synergy - Enquiry - Dudley Council
Dudley Council · 25 Jan 2019
Research & science
Xiaoyan Li - Princeton Engineering
Princeton Engineering News · 25 Jan 2019
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Explore Lisburn Freegle - Freegle
Freegle · 24 Jan 2019
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northdevon LISTED BUILDING ENFORCEMENT NOTICE - North Devon Council
North Devon Council · 24 Jan 2019
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Licensing Public Register - licreg.secure.conwy.gov.uk
Conwy Council · 24 Jan 2019
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northdevon - northdevon.gov.uk
North Devon Council · 24 Jan 2019
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Clarity Joins BSA Panel Debate on Packaging
The post Clarity Joins BSA Panel Debate on Packaging appeared first on Clarity .
Clarity Environmental · 24 Jan 2019
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Year 5s enjoying their green curriculum
Anna visited Henry Cavendish Primary School in Balham to hold an assembly, organise a waste audit and spend time with each Year 5 class playing games based on her book.
Zero Waste Week · 24 Jan 2019
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The Dustbin Diet at Henry Box School
60 students from the Henry Box School in Witney took part in the Dustbin Diet as part of their geography curriculum.
Zero Waste Week · 24 Jan 2019
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A Dustbin Diet course at Marlborough School
Anna held the Dustbin Diet course at Marlborough school, Woodstock, with around a hundred and eighty Year 8 students. The students ended up creating their own version of '101 ways to live cleaner and greener for free' to sell at the school.
Zero Waste Week · 24 Jan 2019
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Veolia fined £1m after reversing RCV fatality
Waste management and recycling firm Veolia has been fined £1 million following the death of a worker at a waste transfer station in Folkestone, Kent in 2013. John Head, 60, suffered fatal injuries at the Ross Depot Waste Transfer Station on 18 October 2013 when he was run over by a reversing refuse collection vehicle … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 24 Jan 2019