This weekend (24 Jan), Bristol will host an ‘opening spectacle’ to mark the beginning of its year as the European Green Capital.

New data published for the second quarter of 2014/15 shows that, for the first time since 2009/10, household recycling rates have stalled in Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland has extended its five-pence carrier bag charge to include all new ‘cheap’ carrier bags, including reusable ones.

Falkirk Council has announced that it will roll out its three-weekly waste collection service to the last remaining 25,000 properties in March.

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.

Recycle for Greater Manchester is the message, but who is behind the campaigns? Leonie Butler finds out

Ownership of the electronic duty of care system has transferred from the Environment Agency to the devolved governments.

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

There needs to be more heated debate on the circular economy to ‘move things forward’, Iain Gulland tells the Kit Strange Memorial Lecture.