The Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) is targeting textiles recycling with its recently published guidance on retailer-led collection schemes for old clothes

A look into Conwy County’s Mobile Recycling Centre, developed to support the move to four-weekly residual waste collections

The 17th ADEPT survey on impact of Covid-19 on waste services has found fewer local authorities are reporting normal operations this month than in September

The Waste Management Plan for England evaluates how to support objectives of the Resources and Waste Strategy and the 25-Year Environment Bill and sets out measures for increasing recycling rates across England

The government has announced the funding of five new research centres, which will explore how major UK industries can become more circular.

With over half of the UK public agreeing that sustainability is a key factor in choosing the clothes they wear, WRAP has urged UK businesses to demonstrate their commitment to tackling the carbon footprint of producing clothes by joining Textiles 2030.

North London Waste Authority is combating textile waste with its new campaign that will allow residents to swap unwanted clothes in a Covid-friendly manner.

The Environment Agency has announced that 21 containers containing illegal waste materials have been returned to their point of origin in the UK.

Bucking the current trend of retail closures, reuse charity Wastesavers has announced the imminent opening of three new shops.

Developing sustainable fabrics, boosting textile recycling and bringing textile manufacturing jobs back to the UK are some of the key recommendations put forward in a new parliamentary report compiled by behaviour change charity Hubbub on sustainable fashion.