Recycling news: 2026
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
Textile dye recovery meets reality – Part I
Can dyes themselves become circular, or is the industry chasing a technically impressive but commercially marginal fix? Part one of […]
Ecotextile News · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Celebrate this Summer at Erewash Museum! - Erewash Borough Council
Erewash Council · 21 Jul 2026
Research & science
China’s Chang’e-6 reveals why solar wind hits the Moon’s two sides differently
China’s Chang’e-6 samples have uncovered a surprising difference between the Moon’s two hemispheres. Solar wind particles penetrated deeper into the far-side soil because Earth’s magnetosphere slows the particles that reach the near side. Noble gases locked inside the lunar regolith preserved evidence of this uneven bombardment. These gases may even help scientists reconstruct the ancient histo…
ScienceDaily — Environmental Science · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Stellenanzeige Territory Sales Officer - Pro bei Unilever - Unilever Global
Unilever news · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
CPRE Surrey response to Waverley Borough Local Plan Part 2 - CPRE
CPRE (the countryside charity) · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
City council set to bring forward new nature conservation sites for Birmingham
Birmingham City Council is proposing creating new nature conservation sites and extending current ones across the city in a report going to cabinet next week.
Birmingham Council · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Report: Businesses 'increasingly frustrated' at poor state of England's water supply
Aldersgate Group urges government to go further and faster in reforming water sector in order to unlock much needed investment in tackling pollution and boosting climate resilience
BusinessGreen · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Report: Businesses 'increasingly frustrated' at poor state of England's water supply - BusinessGreen
BusinessGreen — waste topic · 21 Jul 2026
Research & science
COSMOSol: efficient solvent screening for polymer additives with open-source COSMO-SAC - The Royal Society of Chemistry
Green Chemistry (RSC) · 21 Jul 2026
Research & science
Solid-state hydrogen storage in metal hydrides: mechanistic insights into kinetics, activation, and destabilization strategies - The Royal Society of Chemistry
Green Chemistry (RSC) · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Plan to deliver a ‘first of its kind’ Specialist Children’s Assessment Centre - news.wrexham.gov.uk
Wrexham Council · 21 Jul 2026
Research & science
Passive radiative cooling materials for extreme weather: mechanisms, design strategies, and application advances - The Royal Society of Chemistry
Green Chemistry (RSC) · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
B&M fined £2 million following Birmingham City Council prosecution over serious food hygiene failings
B&M Retail Ltd has been fined £2 million after Birmingham City Council successfully prosecuted the retailer for food hygiene offences identified at three Birmingham stores.
Birmingham Council · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Riviana responds to clean-label protein demand with new pulse and whole-grain ingredients
US-based rice producer Riviana Foods has expanded its pulse and whole-grain portfolio with two new gluten-free, clean-label ingredient innovations.
FoodBev Media · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
£500,000 transformation takes shape at Bradwell Dingle
An exciting £500,000 transformation of Bradwell Dingle is taking shape, bringing modern play, fitness and recreational facilities to the heart of the community.
Newcastle-under-Lyme Council · 21 Jul 2026
Policy & government
LEO - Workforce Resources - State of Michigan (.gov)
Michigan EGLE · 21 Jul 2026
Policy & government
LEO - Workforce Development (WD) - State of Michigan (.gov)
Michigan EGLE · 21 Jul 2026
Policy & government
LEO - A look ahead to 2026 - State of Michigan (.gov)
Michigan EGLE · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Noumi enters takeover deal wth Arrovest - Just Drinks
Just Drinks — sustainability · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
New contractor appointed as Touchstones Rochdale transformation moves up
The redevelopment of Touchstones Rochdale, the borough’s major arts and heritage venue is progressing with the appointment of construction company Schofield and Sons.
Rochdale Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
PLANNING APPLICATION DETAILS - planning.hillingdon.gov.uk
Hillingdon Council · 21 Jul 2026
Policy & government
Rural communities placed at the heart of Welsh Government - gov.wales
Welsh Government News · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Chelmsford City Council’s inclusive green spaces project presented in parliament - Chelmsford City Life
Chelmsford Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Telford Theatre invites families to go wild for a chance to win Hoppers tickets - Telford & Wrekin Council
Telford and Wrekin Council · 21 Jul 2026
Research & science
Scour caused by stationary circular developing water jets in cohesive soils - TU Delft Research Portal
TU Delft News · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Parcel Lockers in Stevenage - scheme extension - Stevenage Borough Council
Stevenage Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Visit Love Clean Streets and start reporting today - oneclean.leicester.gov.uk
Leicester Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
City centre set for a Big Summer Takeover with free family events on Saturdays in August
Coventry City Council is bringing a burst of summer energy to the city centre this August with the Big Summer Takeover – a month‑long series of free family events in the city centre at weekends
Coventry Council · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Fenix posts record shipments in fiscal 2026
Australian miner Fenix Resources posted record iron ore shipments in the financial year ended 30 June 2026 (FY26), driven by improved operational coordination across its integrated mining-to-port supply chain. The firm has set higher sales targets for FY27, Kallanish notes. It shipped 1.3 million wet metric tonnes (wmt) of iron ore during the June quarter, up 33% from 974,000 wmt in the March q…
Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026
Research & science
The impact of microbial metabolites on host chromatin and epigenetic regulation - Nature
Nature subject feed — Environmental Sciences · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Sorg commissions Chinese glass furnace - Glass International
Glass International · 21 Jul 2026
Industry news
Lindt posts mixed first-half results
Lindt has reported mixed half-year results with an organic sales growth of 4.3 per cent to around £2.1bn, which was driven by double-digit growth in North America and the rest…
Grocery Gazette · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
WalkTogether Eastleigh launches - Eastleigh Borough Council
Eastleigh Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Helping Argyll and Bute build digital confidence
Helping Argyll and Bute build digital confidence JMillar Tue, 21 Jul 2026 - 11:03 21 July 2026 Whether it's paying bills, booking appointments, applying for jobs or keeping in touch with family and friends, being online has become part of everyday life. For some people this comes naturally, but for others getting online can feel unfamiliar or daunting. Free help is available for anyone who want…
Argyll and Bute Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Bedford Borough marks third month of weekly food waste collections
Bedford Borough marks third month of weekly food waste collections ben.woodfine@b… Tue, 21/07/2026 - 10:07 21 July 2026 Image Bedford Borough residents have diverted over 1,400 tonnes of food waste from their black bins in the first three months of the new weekly service. That’s 86.8 tCO2e (tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent) removed from household waste through anaerobic digestion. Bedford Bo…
Bedford Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Help us improve private rented housing
Help us improve private rented housing Holly.Mulhern Tue 21/07/2026 2:13pm Help us improve private rented homes in the borough by taking part in our selective licensing consultation. Selective licensing* allows local authorities to require landlords within certain areas renting a property to a single household to obtain a licence to make sure private properties are safe, secure and well-m…
Greenwich Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
National award recognises better healthcare for women and girls in Greenwich
National award recognises better healthcare for women and girls in Greenwich Rory.OBrien Tue 21/07/2026 9:32am The Royal Borough of Greenwich is celebrating national success after the South East London Women’s and Girls’ Health Hubs won the Patient Involvement and Choice Award at the first-ever NHS Excellence Awards. The award recognises the hubs’ innovative approach to make it easie…
Greenwich Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Daejaun Campbell Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review published
Daejaun Campbell Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review published Tom.Bull Tue 21/07/2026 8:26am The Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership has published a Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review (LCSPR) into the tragic death of 15-year-old Daejaun Campbell. This review was commissioned and overseen by the Greenwich Safeguarding Children Partnership (GSCP) and undertaken by …
Greenwich Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
How it’s time to Flip the Narrative, by Bedford’s Member of Youth Parliament Ani Anigilaje
How it’s time to Flip the Narrative, by Bedford’s Member of Youth Parliament Ani Anigilaje ben.raza@bedfo… Tue, 21/07/2026 - 17:16 21 July 2026 Image Being a young person today means balancing education, friendships, family life and the pressures of planning your future, often while trying to find your place in a world that can feel like it was not built with you in mind. Yet despite these chal…
Bedford Council · 21 Jul 2026
Council news
Highlights from another great Bedford River Festival
Highlights from another great Bedford River Festival Girlie.Garduce… Tue, 21/07/2026 - 14:55 21 July 2026 Image More than a quarter of a million people joined the fun this weekend to celebrate this year’s Bedford River Festival. The outdoor two-day extravaganza, which takes place every other year along the River Great Ouse in the heart of Bedford, returned on 18-19 July. Highlights from t…
Bedford Council · 21 Jul 2026