WRAP has set out its achievements in addressing food waste, the fashion industry’s resource efficiency and resource management in its 2015-16 annual review.

A charity walk to the peak of Mount Snowdon has helped raise £6,400 for communities in developing countries to utilise simple and practical recycling processes.

Sustainability campaign charity Hubbub launched its new Neat Streets website today (6 July), which will act as a sharing platform of global anti-litter campaigns. Here are some of our favourites on the site so far…

A round-up of news from the waste and resources sector, including an award for edoc, a retirement at WRAP, Cromwell Polythene, MetalMatters and Recolight.

One of Manchester’s most littered streets is to host a campaign of innovative anti-litter initiatives in an effort to change littering behaviour and encourage residents to take pride in their streets.

WasteAid UK, a charity helping to establish waste management processes in developing countries, has won a National Energy Globe Award for its work in The Gambia.

Four South Yorkshire councils are consulting on a joint waste strategy to aid the growth of the Northern Powerhouse.

A round-up of news from the waste and resources sector, including a Resource Efficient Scotland programme, unexploded World War II artefacts, Smurfit Kappa's redeveloped recycling depot network and a Resource Futures environmental workshop.

A recent poll of 2,000 UK adults has revealed that 31 per cent own clothing they no longer wear due to incorrect washing, drying or ironing and are effectively ‘shrinking their wardrobes’.

Recycle Now is using street magic to demonstrate how recycling metal and glass packaging items can be transformed into new containers.