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Local authority waste and recycling information portal

Welcome to our new local authority waste and recycling information...

Happy New Year!

 I’m just back in the office after the Christmas break but as usual the emails are already piling up so I’ll keep this brief,...

Recycle on the Go in England

Providing easy-to-use, conveniently located recycling facilities in popular public locations will help England achieve a higher...

Recycle on the Go (RotG) Wales Consultancy Support (RCM002)

WRAP on behalf of the Welsh Government has produced a guidance document and launched a small scale grant programme to enable RotG sites...

Collection of non-clothing textiles (CFR001-008)

The purpose of the work is to determine the collection options and costs (for re-use and recycling) for non-clothing textiles –...

Measuring the quality and value of textiles from various sources

The purpose of this report is to measure the value of textiles from various sources through the material markets and the associated...

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Local authority separate food waste collection trials

WRAP with funding from Defra has supported a number of local authorities to conduct trials of food waste collections.  These trials...

WEEE good practice collection and treatment guidance
Collecting food waste from small businesses and schools

The results of research to explore the potential for local authorities to provide schools and small businesses with affordable food...

ETF project - BV Dairy Ltd
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The purpose of the report is to assess the economic and environmental viability of washing and drying contaminated textiles, in order to...

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