Recycling news: 2023
Fresh every day from industry press, GOV.UK and research feeds — plus the historical archive. Last updated 30 Jul 2026.
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Industry news
Livery Food Initiative Delivers Meals to Charities Across London
Hilary Lindsay and Denise Fellows from the Livery Food Initiative deliver food to London charities with Jose from City Harvest.
City Harvest London · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Coral disease has tripled over the last 25 years, wiping out entire reef habitats
As global temperatures rise, deadly coral disease is becoming more prevalent on reefs. Likely to become endemic, researchers highlight the need for urgent mitigation of coral disease.
Open Access Government — Environment · 8 Jun 2023
Council news
Three Rivers website feedback - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Mixed reaction as Scotland delays DRS
The Scottish government’s decision to delay the deposit return scheme (DRS) has divided opinion across the packaging supply chain. Among those supporting the delay is the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) and the Federation of Independent Retailers. Many also called on the UK government to “learn lessons” from … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
How businesses can catalyse the transition to a circular economy
From regulatory red tape to changing business models and consumer behaviour, the shift to a circular economy will require entire markets and systems to evolve. At a recent edie roundtable in London, a group of sustainability experts explored how this transition can start to take shape.
edie — Circular Economy tag · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Emmaus joins the first Charity Super.Mkt in the North
Two Emmaus communities and an Emmaus group joined forces with 10 other charities to bring the hugely popular Charity Super.Mkt to the North of England for the first time. Emmaus...
Emmaus UK · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Veolia to build north-east hazardous transfer station in ‘early 2024’
Veolia has announced plans to “enhance hazardous waste management in the north-east region” with the construction of a hazardous waste transfer station. Set to begin operations in “early 2024”, the facility will be located in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and serve the chemical, agrochemical, pharmaceutical, and petrochemical industries, Veolia said. The facility will boast an annual capacity of … Read M…
letsrecycle.com News · 8 Jun 2023
Council news
Leisure, parks and culture - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Waste and recycling - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Council tax - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Business - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Planning - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Parking - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Councillors - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Contact us - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
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Pay for it - Three Rivers District Council
Three Rivers Council · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Presentation MPMA General Line Sector, 6 June 2023
The post Presentation MPMA General Line Sector, 6 June 2023 appeared first on MPMA .
MPMA (Metal Packaging Manufacturers Association) · 8 Jun 2023
Global
Lost in transit: EU waste management fees fail to follow second-hand exports to Africa
When products are exported from the EU to Africa for reuse, the fees paid by producers to support waste management costs often fail to travel that far. A new study highlights what this means for African economies, and how the EU can fix it, write Stéphane Arditi, Marco Musso and Roberta Arbinolo. The export of second-hand products from Europe to Africa has the potential to bring significant ben…
META (European Environmental Bureau) · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Scotland Deposit Return Scheme Delay – Policy Statement
The Scottish Deposit and Return Scheme Faces Further Delay and will Proceed Without Glass: Circular Communities Scotland Calls on the Scottish Government to Hold to its Circular Economy Ambitions. Circular Communities Scotland supports the implementation of the long-awaited Scottish Deposit Return Scheme. However we are disappointed that the latest announcement from the Scottish Government indi…
Circular Communities Scotland · 8 Jun 2023
Policy & government
Air accident monthly bulletin June 2023
The AAIB Bulletin is a compilation of AAIB reports and is published on the second Thursday of the month.
GOV.UK · 8 Jun 2023
Council news
How to register to vote - Wirral.Gov
Wirral Council · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Scottish deposit return delayed until October 2025
The deposit return scheme in Scotland has faced a further delay until at least October 2025. Originally scheduled for launch in March 2024, Circular Economy Minister Lorna Slater stated that the UK Government’s exclusion of glass from the Scottish scheme had left her with no choice. Ms Slater remains committed to the recycling scheme, but...
Skip & Waste Magazine · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
WORLD OCEANS DAY: UK’s best-loved actors call on government to halt deep sea mining
Some of the UK’s best-loved film and TV stars have united on World Oceans Day to urge the UK government to stand by its promise to protect the oceans by calling for a moratorium on deep sea mining. Household names and longtime oceans ambassadors Olivia Colman, Jim Carter, Stephen Fry, Robert Lindsay and Joanna Lumley […]
Greenpeace UK · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
‘No impact’ on NWH services after second fire at Glasgow plant
The NWH Group has enacted “emergency measures” to ensure service delivery for its customers remains “unchanged”, after a second fire at its Glasgow facility. Fire Crews from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called to the blaze at the site at around 5.08pm on 6 June and remained on site yesterday. Crews left the … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 8 Jun 2023
Industry news
Buckinghamshire in deal with Lunaz to ‘upcycle’ RCVs
Buckinghamshire council has agreed a deal with Lunaz to “up-cycle and electrify” part of its waste fleet. Silverstone-based Lunaz announced this morning (7 June) that following a tender process, it has now committed to the “first phase” of upcycling and electrification of a municipal refuse fleet. A 26-tonne refuse collection vehicle (RCV) will be converted … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 8 Jun 2023
Council news
Handyperson service - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
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Car park information - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
Global
Construction products law risks turning “carbon neutral EU” into a pipedream
Standing firmly between Europe and carbon neutral 2050 is the underregulated construction product market, one of Europe’s heaviest burdens to the environment. With the vote in EU Parliament on 12 July, decisionmakers must choose: will the EU seize the opportunity of becoming the global leader in green materials, or will business-as-usual cost us our climate goals? Bich Dao reports. Colossal amo…
META (European Environmental Bureau) · 7 Jun 2023
Industry news
REA Warmly Welcomes Ofgem’s Net Zero Duty
REA (Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology) · 7 Jun 2023
Industry news
Progress Towards 2023 Recycling Targets: April data release and updated 2023 obligation
The post Progress Towards 2023 Recycling Targets: April data release and updated 2023 obligation appeared first on Clarity .
Clarity Environmental · 7 Jun 2023
Council news
Parkinson's Group - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
Policy & government
ESFA Update: 7 June 2023
Latest information and actions from the Education and Skills Funding Agency for academies, schools, colleges, local authorities and further education providers
GOV.UK · 7 Jun 2023
Industry news
Scotland delays DRS until October 2025
The Scottish government has pushed back the rollout of the country’s deposit return scheme (DRS) until October 2025, in line with the rest of the UK. The announcement was made earlier today (7 June) by the circular economy minister Lorna Slater. It arrives in light of the UK government blocking the inclusion of glass in … Read More
letsrecycle.com News · 7 Jun 2023
Council news
Extra waste - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
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Houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
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Moving house - Wirral.Gov
Wirral Council · 7 Jun 2023
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CIL charges and payments - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
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Protected trees - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
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Small business rate relief - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023
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Change of circumstances - Elmbridge Borough Council
Elmbridge Council · 7 Jun 2023