Aberdeen's Housing and Environment Committee approves plans to reduce the size of waste bins and move to a co-mingled recycling system.

A round-up of this week's waste and recycling news, including Novelis, Every Can Counts, and IFAT.

The Department for Communities and Local Government says it will not provide financial help to Norfolk to help cover its waste contract costs.

The Welsh Government has released new quarterly municipal waste figures, which show that Wales recycled 54 per cent of its waste in 2013.

Scotland’s Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee approves carrier bag charge regulations.

Defra has made its unfinished TEEP guidance public, after receiving Environmental Information Regulations request.

AmeyCespa is to begin work on its Milton Keynes Recovery Park next month, in the hopes of processing residual waste from 2016.

Birmingham City Council has been forced to clear up flytipped green waste across the city, after residents ignored new charging scheme.

HRH the Duke of Gloucester has officially opened Veolia’s new Four Ashes incinerator in Staffordshire.

The Welsh Government consults on the 'reasons for and impacts of variations in local authority household waste recycling practice’.