Contributors to WRAP's textile reuse and recycling report, I&G Cohen, says more needs to be done for textile recovery.

Teignbridge District Council launches webpage listing end destinations of recyclables collected from residents.

UK charity shops taking part in the 2012 Charity Shops Survey have posted a record 14.3 per cent rise in profits.

M&S unveils the ‘Shwop Coat’, the first garment to be produced from wool recycled from ‘shwopped’ clothing.

Zero Waste Scotland launches £1.5 million Priority Materials Fund to increase recycling and reuse of specific materials.

WRAP is inviting local authorities and their partners to pitch to take part in a series of pilots to test the effectiveness of textiles ‘survival’ bags.

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

New WRAP research shows that £238 million worth of textiles thrown away in 2010 could have been reused, recycled, or recovered.

Sainsbury’s partners with Palm Recycling in a new front-of-store project that hopes to increase recycling rates.

Clothes donated to developing countries should be returned to the UK for recycling, according to university research.