Nature journal highlights need for evidence-based circular planning | MRW
An editorial published by the journal has looked at the need to ensure initiatives to build supply chain circularity can produce clear evidence of| MRW
MRW Derbyshire man guilty of multiple waste offences Thomas Reilly ordered to pay almost £37,000 after admitting to operating two sites without permit and illegally depositing waste at two more locations Derbyshire man guilty of multiple waste offences MRW Reporter| MRW
MRW News round-up October 2025 Veolia extends SELCHP heating services, man jailed in relation to body found in landfill, Hounslow collection fleet to go HVO and West Berkshire collections cause concern News round-up October 2025 MRW Reporter| MRW
MRW Newport council plays up impacts of fly-tipping “clamp down” A range of measures including the deployment of CCTV cameras in hot spots for illegal waste disposal has seen the authority significantly increasing penalty notices on littering Newport council plays up impacts of fly-tipping “clamp down” Neil Merrett| MRW
MRW UK metals sector concerned about circularity costs Annual survey of more than 100 manufacturers, processors and recyclers found ‘scepticism’ about net zero and the price of sustainability upgrades UK metals sector concerned about circularity costs MRW Reporter| MRW
MRW European Circular Textile Coalition demands recycled content targets Mandatory targets on the use of recycled materials in new clothes are among the demands from body representing multiple companies working around circular textiles management European Circular Textile Coalition demands recycled content targets Neil Merrett| MRW
MRW Cornish town targets community-wide end to single-use cups Local business Circular&Co and community group combine to launch reusable cup scheme in seaside town of Bude Cornish town targets community-wide end to single-use cups MRW Reporter| MRW
MRW International E-Waste Day 2025 pushes unused cable recycling value Campaigns across Europe are seeking to push the value of recycling WEEE from households as research predicts the number of critical materials being hoarded will grow up to 2050 International E-Waste Day 2025 pushes unused cable recycling value Neil Merrett| MRW
MRW Repair group criticises Microsoft over ‘software-driven obsolescence’ Right to Repair Europe says plan to end Windows 10 updates could leave 400 million devices without support, while urging EU to strengthen legislation Repair group criticises Microsoft over ‘software-driven obsolescence’ MRW Reporter| MRW
MRW Sussex pair sentenced for dumping over 100 tonnes of baled waste Two men are given suspended prison terms for their roles in depositing waste at former railway site in Kent and a farm near Lewes Sussex pair sentenced for dumping over 100 tonnes of baled waste MRW Reporter| MRW
An editorial published by the journal has looked at the need to ensure initiatives to build supply chain circularity can produce clear evidence of| MRW
The site is claimed by the Government to be the first EfW operation in the UK that will be fully enabled with technology to remove carbon from| MRW
This year’s Recycle Week, taking place from 22-28 September, will have a specific focus on increasing awareness among consumers about a growing range of| MRW
The announced finance is being provided via the packaging extended producer responsibility (pEPR) regime, which is transferring the cost of funding local| MRW
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Industry hails progress and clarity after 'period of stagnation' though Government warns actual fees may vary ‘significantly’| MRW
