The Scottish Institute of Remanufacture, based at University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, has been officially opened.

Wales moves closer to standardising waste and recycling containers, as WRAP Cymru calls for tenders for waste and recycling containers that support the Collections Blueprint.

Zero Waste Scotland has released a report highlighting how Scotland can ‘capitalise on the industrial and economic opportunities of a more circular economy’.

The Centre for Process Innovation is leading a European project that aims to turn food waste into graphene and renewable hydrogen.

Zero Waste Scotland has launched a new fund to help Scottish textile and apparel designers move towards a more circular economy.

Businesses are being urged to apply to the £3.8-million Scottish Recycling Fund to further reprocessing, repair, and remanufacturing work.

Guernsey has announced that it will begin charging residents for every bag of residual waste and recycling they put out from 2016.

Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Climate Change Amber Rudd MP officially switches on Europe’s ‘largest network-connected battery’.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has released a progress report on its 2013 Waste Prevention Programme for England.

Veolia has developed a new technology that can process the contaminated paper element of residual waste into pulp material for new products.