The England section contains websites of English regional government, agencies and other organisations providing useful information in the waste and recycling fields. If you would like to suggest a website to include here, or report dead links, email links@letsrecycle.com.

Websites in this category:

The Houses of Parliament - News and information from the Palace at Westminster.

English Regions

The South West Regional Assembly - a voluntary grouping of councillors from local authorities in the south west region.

The East Midlands Assembly - a voluntary grouping of local authorities and other stakeholders in the East Midlands region.

The East of England Local Government Conference - the regional association of the 54 County, Unitary and District/Borough local authorities in the East of England.

The North East Regional Assembly - a member-led organisation responsible for introducing policies and recommending issues for research and study.

The North West Regional Assembly - brings together representatives from the public, private and voluntary and community sectors for a regional approach to strategic issues.

The South East Regional Assembly - a voluntary grouping of councillors from local authorities in the south east region.

The West Midlands Regional Assembly - group of councillors raising the profile of the West at Westminster and in Europe.

The Yorkshire and Humber Assembly - a voluntary grouping of local authorities, businesses and community groups providing a voice for the region.

London

Association of London Government - Association providing London boroughs with representation in Britain and Europe.

Capitalwastefacts- a website explaining what is going on with waste across London, developed by the Greater London Authority, the London Mayor and London Remade.

The Greater London Authority - Website for the regional London government.

London CRN - The London Community Recycling Network.

London Remade - a partnership between the public, private and voluntary sectors in London that develops and promotes new markets and secondary industries in the capital.