Ashfield's Garden Waste Subscriptions Open for 2026
Ashfield District Council launches its 2026 garden waste collection service, maintaining the cheapest subscription in Nottinghamshire at £35 for the first bin.
Ashfield District Council launches its 2026 garden waste collection service, maintaining the cheapest subscription in Nottinghamshire at £35 for the first bin.
Millions of UK households are receiving additional bins as new national recycling rules come into force from March 31, requiring stricter waste separation and potentially fines for non-compliance.
Dudley MP Sonia Kumar calls for immediate waste disposal facilities in north Dudley, while council confirms budget funding for strategic review of household recycling centres.
A festive NHS fundraiser saw volunteers collect and recycle 80 real Christmas trees, raising £1,413 for Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals Charity. The trees were donated to local animal rescue centres.
UK households face new bin collection rules from March 31, requiring four separate bins for waste, recycling, and food waste, with fines up to £80 for non-compliance under the national 'Simpler Recycling' scheme.
A new £32 million state-of-the-art waste facility, dubbed the largest in Europe, has opened in Aldridge, Walsall. Spanning over seven hectares, it features advanced odour control, a reuse shop, and can process 40,000 tonnes of waste annually.
Hyndburn Council announces major initiatives for 2026, including new food waste recycling, increased fly-tipping fines, Town Square regeneration, and community investments.
Walsall's new £32 million super tip, claimed as Europe's largest, opens February 2 in Aldridge, aiming to modernise waste services and reduce landfill across the borough.
Walsall's new 'super-tip', dubbed the largest in Europe, opens to residents next week with a reuse shop and extended hours, replacing the Merchants Way site.
St Joseph's Hospice celebrates record-breaking Christmas tree recycling initiative that collected 835 trees and raised £15,000 for patient care while benefiting the environment.
A Birmingham scrap metal facility has reported 25 fires in a year caused by lithium-ion batteries, sparking urgent safety advice for households.
Major changes to household waste collection rules will see residents managing four separate bins, with fines up to £80 for non-compliance. The government has published a comprehensive list of prohibited items.
Birmingham City Council has released the weekly schedule for its mobile household waste collection service, detailing locations, times, and items accepted for disposal.
Birmingham City Council has published the schedule for its mobile household waste centre trucks visiting various wards across the city next week, with details of accepted items and service gaps.
New national regulations mandate weekly food waste collections across England by March 2026, transforming household waste management in every West Midlands borough with varied implementation timelines.
Solihull Council announces major bin collection changes starting October 2026, including new weekly food waste service and fortnightly rubbish collections for all households.
Walsall Council has clarified confusion over tip closures, admitting original waste management plans 'made no sense' and revising the schedule for facility changes across the borough.
North Warwickshire Borough Council urges residents to stop putting batteries in bins after a lithium battery fire caused permanent damage to a refuse lorry, with a replacement costing around £250,000.
Solihull Council confirms major bin collection changes from October, switching to fortnightly rubbish and introducing weekly food waste collections with a comprehensive communication campaign.
Solihull Council confirms major waste collection changes from October 2026, ending weekly rubbish collections and introducing mandatory food waste service with free caddies for residents.
Pupils at Dartmouth Academy participated in a Waste Action Day, designing bin labels, creating posters, and presenting assemblies to improve recycling systems across their school.
All households in England will see changes to waste collection under the Simpler Recycling initiative, introducing consistent four-container systems from March 31, 2026.
Birmingham's garden waste collection is still suspended due to the ongoing bins strike, costing the council £4.4m. Labour faces accusations of incompetence as the dispute rumbles on. Read the latest.
From 31 March 2026, UK households will receive two new bins as part of a major recycling shake-up. Find out what the Simpler Recycling rules mean for you.
Farleigh Hospice's annual Christmas tree recycling campaign saw a record 3,754 trees collected across mid Essex, raising nearly £74,300. The initiative, supported by 109 volunteers, turns trees into eco-friendly wood chippings.
O2 urges UK households to find unused gaming consoles. Trade them in for up to £160 via O2 Recycle, earn cash, and help reduce electronic waste. A simple hack for January.
New government rules require all English councils to collect food waste weekly from March 2026. Find out how this major bin collection shake-up will affect your household.
Birmingham City Council confirms garden waste collections cannot restart due to ongoing strike disruption. Residents urged to compost or use recycling centres.
Major changes to household waste collection begin March 31. UK homes must separate food waste and recycling into four streams. Fines for rule-breakers could reach £400. Get the details.
England's new Simpler Recycling rules start March 31, 2026, standardising waste collection. Households risk £400 fines for incorrect sorting. Learn the changes now.