20 April 2021Prime Biomass – ‘The other side of the story’
letsrecycle.com reported earlier this month on the sentence of two Directors of Prime Biomass Ltd - 'Prime Biomass ...
14 April 2021The role of the RMAS within Scotland
The Resource Management Association Scotland (RMAS) was established in 2019 and is a not-for-profit, non-political membership organisation for micro, small and medium sized resource management companies operating in Scotland. In this report ...
31 March 2021Covid-19 hits London’s commercial waste sector
The UK has now laboured under some form of Covid-19 restrictions for more than a year. In this special report James Langley looks at the pandemic's impact on commercial waste in central London.
17 March 2021Recyclers, councils and brands await consultations
Crucial consultations on the funding and delivery of recycling services to householders in England as well as a new EPR system for brand owners are to be published soon. Steve Eminton takes a look at what lies ahead.
24 February 2021What do we know about the Plastic Packaging Tax?
With just more than a year to go until the introduction of the government’s Plastic Packaging Tax, Martin Hyde, policy leader at environmental consultancy Comply Direct, looks at what we do and don’t know.
15 February 2021Apprenticeship week backed by waste sector
National Apprentice Week 2021 ran from 8 to 14 February – Robyn White takes a look at programmes across the sector, as the demand for green jobs increases. Despite the difficulties caused by ...
13 January 2021Sonoco faces up to carton recycling challenge
The carton sector and producers of paper tubes face recycling pressures as Ellen McArthur's New Plastics Economy grows in influence. Developments at Sonoco, which has its a carton mill in Halifax, aim to find new solutions to sustainability ...
11 January 2021‘Getting charged up about battery recycling’
As is the case every year, demand for batteries increased exponentially in the run up to Christmas 2020, with the average UK household buying an estimated 30 batteries or more every festive period. We talk to Gavin Russell
6 January 2021‘Is environmental regulation fit for purpose?’
This special report by Barrister, Gordon Wignall looks at whether today’s environmental regulation is fit for purpose. The context is the web of legislative measures which apply to the waste and recycling sectors, and in particular the ...
RT @EGGER_UK: @letsrecycle featured Mark Hayton's views on the importance of wood segregation and the waste hierarchy last week.… https://t.co/AIZ1MwwbXG
Agency told of scale of waste crime - https://t.co/B7gwjFEQfR
SLWP recycling rate creeps up in 2020/21 - https://t.co/kHiGy3yYzH
