A new survey by WRAP reveals that anaerobic digestion is driving an increase in organics recycling.

Bath & North East Somerset Council has announced that local food waste recycling will surpass 10,000 tonnes by year’s end.

Organic waste specialist, the TEG Group, has secured £21 million needed to build London’s first anaerobic digestion plant.

Over 13,500 people attended the RWM in partnership with CIWM Conference 2012, a six per cent increase on 2011, say representatives.

Croydon Council has announced new steps to tackle waste at Surrey Street Market, which could save up to £10,000 per year.

UK Green Investments will invest £4 million in a £21 million plan to build a green waste processing plant in Dagenham.

Rubies in the Rubble – a social enterprise seeking to minimise food waste and assist women struggling to find employment – has won sustainability funding from Ben & Jerry’s.

Members of AfOR have approved a merger with the Renewable Energy Association at an extraordinary general meeting in London.

Welsh local authorities have more than halved the amount of biodegradable waste being sent to landfill since 2005.

Lord Mayor of Leicester opens Wastecycle’s new £1 million indoor processing hall in Leicester.