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Residents were encouraged to repair, reuse and recycle at a free community bike repair session held at the Progress Way Reuse Shop run by SUEZ on behalf of Luton Borough Council.

Employees from SUEZ have once again demonstrated the power of volunteering by donating their time and skills to support East-the-Water Primary School in Bideford, helping transform the school's outdoor spaces and facilities ahead of the new academic year.

This October as communities around the world marked World Mental Health Day, Sundon Park Men’s Shed continued to help tackle loneliness and improve wellbeing in Luton through its community garden project.

SUEZ in the UK has opened a new re-use shop at Waterswallows household waste recycling centre (HWRC) near Buxton, which we operate on behalf of Derbyshire County Council. 

Families in Exmouth are enjoying the fruits of a unique community partnership between Young's Pubs and SUEZ, which has transformed unused allotment plots designed to help local families grow their own food, connect with nature and spend quality time together.

A £1,000 donation is giving the Devon Army Cadet Force Rugby Team a welcome boost ahead of the season, funding a new kit for players and ensuring cadets can continue to take part in matches and competitions with pride across the region.

Eight community organisations are celebrating receiving a share of Doncaster's £5,000 Environment Fund which sees resident’s recycling help reduce waste, protect wildlife, improve green spaces and help more people to take care of their local environment.

Six community projects across Luton have been awarded funding through our newly launched Better Luton Environment Fund, helping to reduce waste, improve biodiversity and encourage more sustainable living across the town.

Six community organisations across Southend have been awarded funding through the first SUEZ Southend Community Fund, supporting projects that will strengthen communities, improve wellbeing, reduce waste and create positive environmental impact across the city.

A five-year-old Doncaster girl who dreams of becoming a bin lorry driver got the chance to get behind the wheel of her favourite vehicle for a special birthday surprise.