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A waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) kerbside service has made an immediate impact in Woking, Surrey, diverting around 10 tonnes of waste from landfill since early December.
Councils in Merseyside have drafted a joint municipal waste management strategy for the region that includes recycling 50% of household waste by 2020.
» Simple bin swap scheme in Fife achieves 65% recycling rate
» Defra launches Dragon's Den-style fund for novel projects
» Majority of Welsh are 'committed' recyclers
» Bedford reports success for battery scheme
» Wiltshire opens its 11th hrc
» Britons prepared to help deliver front line services

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The Crossness incinerator at ErithDesign will become increasingly critical if the public is to accept new waste infrastructure. Andy King reports
» Southwark Council's "brave, bold pilot" aims for the big 40
» Views from across the globe
» Lessons from Europe at Futuresource

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» The coolest incinerator on the planet
» Build me a planning headache (part 2)
» Build me a planning headache (part 1)
» Human incineration - sink or swim?
» Yes Minister, you will be missed

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Simpson: let the industry decide what's bestAnaerobic Digestion (AD) has been pushed into the spotlight, with the coalition Government backing the technology. Philip Simpson argues for a more balanced approach to the future of food waste in the UK and asks the Government to let the industry decide on the best course of action.
Harvey: Householders need to be made aware that energy-saving light bulbs can be recycled, keeping dangerous chemicals out of landfill, argues Nigel Harvey
» Keeping an eye on employment law
» Funding cuts offer windows of opportunity
» To charge or not to charge?
» How to catch it all - the SME question
» Demystifying the CoTC requirements
» It's time for the UK to step up to the mark

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Specialist automotive recycling company SWR Waste Management has won the waste contract for leading dealership group Ridgeway.
Straight has been awarded a contract by the London Waste & Recycling Board (LWARB) to provide Steelybin metal four-wheeled recycling containers as part of its Flats Recycling Programme.
» LWARB backs Bexley plant with £4M loan
» Processing gets underway at Kier's Warwickshire mrf
» Cheltenham takes delivery of new bins from MGB Plastics
» Envar strikes £30M AD deal with FLI Energy
» Coca-Cola invests £5M in ECO Plastics deal
» LondonWaste partners up to boost organic recycling

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