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The Local Government Association has said there is ‘no excuse for the government’s mishandling’ of the plan to reorganise local authorities.
Two men have been arrested in connection with the infamous illegal waste site in Kidlington where more than 22,000 tonnes of waste was illegally dumped.
A court order now prevents access to a former quarry in West Yorkshire where waste has been dumped illegally. The restriction order bans waste from being imported onto the site and access to the land is also prohibited, subject to certain exceptions. Anyone breaching the order is committing a criminal offence. The site at […]
Virgin Media O2 is investing £3 million to help councils and community organisations scale local networks to recover, refurbish and redistribute unwanted devices.
A new video shows the shocking moment a lithium battery caught fire at a Waste Transfer Station in North Tyneside.
Plastic Overshoot Day, the point at which global plastic waste exceeds the world’s capacity to manage it properly, arrived on 6 September, which means almost 72 million tonnes of plastic will leak into the environment this year, according to new research.
The Environment Agency is investigating three illegal waste sites in the North East, which amount to almost 3,500 tonnes of shredded household waste.
Fifteen designers have developed concepts to tackle vape fires, improve battery recovery and reduce product waste through a pilot programme funded by CIWM.
Northern Ireland departments — and UK ministers making policy relating to the region — must now have due regard to a statement explaining prevention, precaution and polluter-pays principles, but the duty does not determine individual regulatory decisions. Northern Ireland departments, and UK government ministers when making policy relating to Northern Ireland, must now have […]