Government has failed to tackle fast fashion, despite the problem worsening
New research published today commissioned by Hubbub reveals the UK Government has published only 19 policies in five strategies that…
Author: Martin Murray
Biffa trials Britain’s first solar-assisted powered waste trucks
Biffa is trialling Vision Techniques’ Solar Save panels powered by Trailar on its collection trucks to power their batteries and…
Envirovue on a mission to make waste management clearer and cleaner
A growing company in North Manchester is working to reduce the waste management industry’s carbon emissions, and has developed technology…
Fresh Start Waste pledge support for Hospitality Action
Hospitality waste and recycling collector, Fresh Start Waste, has committed to assist national industry charity, Hospitality Action, with a generous…
Green Development Rules Announced for Kensington & Chelsea
New building guidelines have come into force in one West London borough to ensure all new developments generate a lower demand…
Coastal Recycling Becomes an EOT
Staff at Coastal Recycling, Devon’s largest recycling company, are celebrating as the business becomes employee-owned via the establishment of an…
TyreWatch’s cost-cutting protection for fleet operators coming to ITTHub 2021
TyreWatch, the commercial vehicle tyre management expert, is unveiling two new products at this year’s ITTHub transport show which, says…
MJ church pioneers launch of ground-breaking all-electric waste truck
Wiltshire-based waste management, plant hire and civil engineering company, MJ Church, has today pioneered the launch of one of the…
Hubbub Enterprise gets the royal vote: Queen’s Award presented to Ballot Bin creators
Hubbub Enterprise has today received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Sustainable Development category. The social enterprise arm of the environmental charity…
UK recycling lags behind European neighbours: experts say better education is key
As a new study reveals that most UK households are confused about what they can recycle and where, the waste…