Recycling

New food and garden waste services planned
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Hereford & Worcester
Posted
28 April
Brewery aims to reduce waste by 80%
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Cornwall
Posted
27 April
Residents encouraged to download recycling app
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Somerset
Posted
26 April
Plea to not burn recycling during bin strike
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Birmingham & Black Country
Posted
25 April
Spend of £2m on food waste collections approved
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Norfolk
Posted
24 April
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Jersey park could get water refill station
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Jersey
Posted
24 April
Recycling bins change comes with £6.5m price tag
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Leicestershire
Posted
23 April
Zoo to sell animal poo as garden fertiliser
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Hull & East Yorkshire
Posted
23 April
'I haven't had my recycling taken since January'
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Birmingham & Black Country
Posted
23 April
A different approach to recycling plastic. Video, 00:00:59
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Science & Environment
Posted
18 April
What could be recycled under new rubbish plans?
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Posted
18 April
Recycling blaze prompts battery disposal warning
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Derbyshire
Posted
18 April
How much do bin workers get paid?
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Birmingham & Black Country
Posted
18 April
Group to deliver treats after fun-day cancellation
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Lincolnshire
Posted
16 April
Free compost giveaways return for third time
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Hull & East Yorkshire
Posted
16 April
Concerns over recycling sites' closures and queues
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Northamptonshire
Posted
15 April
Recycling centre to open despite objections
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England
Posted
10 April
'Warm weather and high demand' closes council tips
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Lancashire
Posted
8 April
Council announces food waste trial for flats
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Wiltshire
Posted
7 April
Battery recycling scheme aims to reduce fire risk
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Hereford & Worcester
Posted
7 April
Battery recycling company gears up for expansion
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Devon
Posted
7 April
Work on new recycling centre could start this year
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Norfolk
Posted
6 April
Hospitals 'inundated' after recycling scheme launch
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Nottinghamshire
Posted
4 April
What in the World. Can reusable products solve period poverty? Audio, 14 minutes
500 million women don’t have access to menstrual products
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