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Time will tell, but I hope we have reached what proves to be a significant milestone in the evolution of waste management. From April, local authorities across England were required to standardise waste and recycling collections for households – including weekly food waste collections.

Progress does not need to wait for a policy document. While the government’s circular economy growth plan is still being finalised, signs of change are already visible through business innovation, local initiatives and closer collaboration between government and industry.

When we wrap gifts – whether at Christmastime, or for birthdays or other celebrations – we hope they’ll be well received. For those of us in the resources and waste sector, there’s another consideration weighing on our minds.

The Chief Sustainability and External Affairs Officer for SUEZ recycling and recovery UK (SUEZ) is asking the Government to address a disconnect between the Post-16 Education and Skills white paper released yesterday and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero’s (DESNZ) Clean Energy Jobs...

The launch of a refreshed CIWM Policy & Innovation Forum – the think-tank committed to ‘moving the world beyond waste’ - has received a warm welcome from SUEZ recycling and recovery UK today.