Recycling news: 2026
Fresh every day from industry press, GOV.UK and research feeds — plus the historical archive. Last updated 4 Aug 2026.
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Council news
Important Changes to the Housing Register - Stratford-on-Avon District Council
Stratford-on-Avon Council · 20 Jul 2026
Global
Wildfire-damaged track finds second life ahead of 2028 LA Olympics
More than 140,000 pounds of rubber from an athletic track at Palisades Charter High School in Pacific Palisades is being recycled into pedestrian walkways for the Los Angeles Metro system.
Resource Recycling (US) · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
92/1002/PL | LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR IMPROVEMENTS/ALTERATIONS TO 44 HIGH STREET RETENTION OF TWO REAR COLUMNS OF ENTRANCE PORTICO OF NO.43 AND DEMOLITION OF ATTACHED BUILDING TO REAR OF NO.44 IN CO - Doncaster Council
Doncaster Council · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Richard Walker leaves cost of living tsar role after Starmer departure
Walker was appointed Labour’s cost of living champion by Keir Starmer and had been working closely with No 10 policymakers
The Grocer — sustainability · 20 Jul 2026
Policy & government
Objecting to gambling premises
Gambling impact assessments will give local authorities new powers to reject licence applications for gambling premises.
House of Commons Library · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
Help shape Pilling Park - Norwich City Council
Norwich Council · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
Paid summer internships help Renfrewshire’s young people get Career Ready - Renfrewshire Council
Renfrewshire Council · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
EPC B retrofit push ‘risks adding to lighting waste’
Commercial lighting manufacturer Lumenloop has published an EPC B retrofit waste risk report warning that EPC-led retrofit work in England […]
Recolight · 20 Jul 2026
Policy & government
Commission to conduct independent review of Standards Committee membership - UK Parliament
Environmental Audit Committee (Commons) · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Westdown Quarry set to reopen after planning agreement - Agg-Net
Agg-Net · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Circular lighting design for co-working office
The lighting of a co-working space in Berlin has been designed to be circular and sustainable by acclaimed Belgian lighting […]
Recolight · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
22 Cotman Drive Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 9RE - Great Yarmouth Borough Council
Great Yarmouth Council · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
Hounslow Council to host free Summer Fun Day in Isleworth
Hounslow Council’s free Summer Fun Day is returning for a third year, taking place on Wednesday, 29 July 2026, from 12pm to 4pm at Old Isleworthians Sports Club in Isleworth.
Hounslow Council · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
China giant hit with record EU fine
AliExpress has been fined a record €550 million by the European Commission over failures to tackle illegal, unsafe and counterfeit […]
Ecotextile News · 20 Jul 2026
Research & science
Rice study explores blue carbon financing for Texas coastal protection - Rice University
Rice University News · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
Home - Moray Council
Moray Council · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
The Mayor of Hackney's diary is now online for the first time - Hackney Council News
Hackney Council · 20 Jul 2026
Policy & government
July 20 Upcoming File Transfer Service Portal Maintenance - State of Michigan (.gov)
Michigan EGLE · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Build work progresses at Protos PET plant - ENDS Waste & Bioenergy
ENDS Waste & Bioenergy · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Enva’s e-waste processing facility in Perth hit by fire - ENDS Waste & Bioenergy
ENDS Waste & Bioenergy · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
First fire for biomass power plant - ENDS Waste & Bioenergy
ENDS Waste & Bioenergy · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
Shenfield Residents Invited to Shape Plans for Popular Play Area
Shenfield Residents Invited to Shape Plans for Popular Play Area anna.blatch Date 20 July 2026 Date 20 July 2026 What would you like to see in the future play area at Courage's Playing Fields? Brentwood Borough Council is giving residents the chance to help shape plans for a new and improved play area in Shenfield. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, carer, young person or regular park user, …
Brentwood Council · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Luminaire rental initiative unveiled to tackle Cat A waste
An innovative lighting rental initiative designed to move away from the ‘business as usual’ model has been unveiled by executives […]
Recolight · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Pilkington UK appoints new product manager - Glass International
Glass International · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Europe’s Rhine river at historic lows, crippling cargo shipping
An investigation by Al Jazeera has found that falling water levels on the Rhine are forcing cargo ships to carry a fraction of their usual load, driving up costs and threatening industrial production. The Rhine River, one of Europe’s most important waterways, is experiencing critically low water levels due to a combination of climate change, melting […]
Environment Journal · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Engineering Administrator at Unilever - Unilever Global
Unilever news · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Mechanical Technician at Unilever - Unilever Global
Unilever news · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Mechanical Technician at Unilever - Unilever Global
Unilever news · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
Education plans explained - Moray Engage
Moray Council · 20 Jul 2026
Research & science
Huge study finds first genetic clues for borderline personality disorder - Nature
Nature subject feed — Environmental Sciences · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Burnham promises to give councils more powers as Reed resigns - localgov.co.uk
LocalGov · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Trump’s tariffs cap tough year for Walker’s Shortbread
A 10% tariff on imports into the US from Scotland, combined with skyrocketing butter prices, deterred many American shoppers from indulging in the Scottish shortbread
The Grocer — sustainability · 20 Jul 2026
Research & science
Food labeling combined with higher prices for carbon-intensive foods could help reduce UK greenhouse gases by 5%
Economists say labeling supermarket food to show its environmental impact, combined with taxing the most carbon-intensive items, could slash UK greenhouse gas emissions by almost 5% while generating net gains for society.
Phys.org — Environment tag feed · 20 Jul 2026
Policy & government
Customs rules for trade with the EU
An overview of trade rules between the UK and EU, including sources of advice regarding customs, imports and exports.
House of Commons Library · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
EU proposes extending ETS to waste incineration from 2031
MRW EU proposes extending ETS to waste incineration from 2031 A review of Europe’s emissions trading approach has outlined reforms that would see operators using energy from waste facilities facing charges for carbon impact of burning materials EU proposes extending ETS to waste incineration from 2031 Neil Merrett
MRW (Materials Recycling World) · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Heinz volumes fall as shoppers ditch big brands
New CEO Steve Cahillane acknowledged earlier this year that Heinz’s brands have been under-invested for years
The Grocer — sustainability · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Islington pension fund members back divestment proposals - localgov.co.uk
LocalGov · 20 Jul 2026
Industry news
Food manufacturer fined after workers exposed to flour dust
A food manufacturer has been fined £120,000 after workers were exposed to dangerous levels of flour dust and unsafe manual handling practices at its factory in Buckingham. Puratos Limited admitted breaching health and safety legislation following an investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), which found employees were at risk of developing occupational asthma […]
Air Quality News · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
City leaders celebrate completion of St Andrew’s Gardens project - Worcester City Council
Worcester Council · 20 Jul 2026
Council news
Young Renfrewshire pipe band strike the right note with championship success - Renfrewshire Council
Renfrewshire Council · 20 Jul 2026