UK recycling rates are suffering as Councils cut back on services due to Coronavirus but firms across the waste and recycling industry has issued a statement on how households and businesses can safely manage their waste during the outbreak...
Welcome to our weekly advice column where we look at all things recycling and give you the answers you’re desperately seeking. This week we offer some recycling advice for home workers during the Coronavirus outbreak...
A survey by the Aluminium can recycling campaign Every Can Counts has found that 60% of consumers in the UK would like to see more ‘on the go’ recycling facilities for drinks cans.
When it comes to celebrity chefs, there are not many faces that are more recognisable than Jamie Oliver. He is a well-known advocate of healthy food, but did you know that he’s an environmentalist at heart too? Here’s what makes Jamie Oliver a green celebrity.
We’ve all seen the headlines about how tough it is for high street fashion retailers; from rising rents to protests about fast fashion and how it’s harming the environment, they’ve had to weather a lot of storms. But the biggest challenge that the high street and the environment has faced in recent years, and will continue to face, is the growth of online shopping...
Welcome to our weekly advice column where we look at all things recycling and give you the answers you’re desperately seeking. This week we help a reader wanting to revamp their home...
Aberdeenshire council has started a one-year trial polystyrene recycling scheme at three of its household recycling centres. The move comes as the council aims to improve recycling rates across Aberdeenshire.
Valentine’s Day has been and gone, but in this blog we want to remind you that as well as your other half, there’s another thing you should be showing some love to and caring about all year round; our planet. Here’s how you can show the planet some love. Try to do as many things on the list this week!
If you have children, you’re legally obliged to use child car seats, but they’re very hard to recycle, and that means there are potentially millions of car seats that will end up in landfill or the incinerator.