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Market conditions in the UK waste wood sector remain challenging after 'unprecedented' levels of disruption in 2025, the Wood Recyclers’ Association (WRA) has warned.
Plans to develop a new ‘state-of-the-art’ recycling operations depot in Ystrad Mynach have taken a major step forward, with planning permission now formally granted.
Sherbourne Recycling is urging households not to dispose of weight-loss jabs in recycling collections.
A new national hub will test robots on real waste streams, helping recycling operators assess performance and potential payback before investing in automation. Kingston University has been selected to lead the £3.6m National Waste and Recycling Robotics Adoption Hub (NORAH), funded by Innovate UK. Announced on 9 October, the project is one of […]
Reclinker has raised £10 million in Series A funding to scale its cement recycling process to full commercial production.
The Washed Aggregates Trade Association (WATA) has backed a call for a government-led survey into the scale of the recycling to produce aggregates in the UK.
News updates written by CIWM’s commercial partners. Kapdaa Kapdaa continues textiles recycling commercial trials with major brands and local authorities Greyparrot Cheshire West Recycling uses waste intelligence to raise contamination removal by 12% and model DRS impact FCC Environment New partnership launches to support local families through donations at recycling centres Bucher Municipal Hydro-excavation: […]
Exchange For Change has announced the creation of a new UK recycling infrastructure that will support the delivery of the Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) from October 2027.
Maidstone Borough Council and sustainable materials company RECOOL are using old clothes to fix potholes in Maidstone's parks as part of a new trial.