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In 2025, SUEZ expanded its network of re-use shops by one third, growing from 33 to 43 shops, with new outlets opening in Aberdeen, Cornwall, Southend and Teesside. This growth saw it sell over one million items across the year, with the most popular item sold being home accessories.

Devon County Council has awarded a new contract to SUEZ recycling and recovery UK to continue operating 18 of its household waste recycling centres and two of its waste transfer stations, renewing a successful partnership that has delivered consistently high recycling and reuse performance across...

SUEZ recycling and recovery UK and North Tyneside Council celebrated the success of a series of pop-up re-use shops with the presentation of a donation of £2,848 to Macmillan Cancer Support and the British Heart Foundation.

Families across Blackburn and Darwen are invited to a day of festive celebration at the Christmas Family Fun Day at Blackburn Youth Zone on Saturday 13 December from 12 to 5pm.

A week-long pop up reuse shop is opening in Wallsend for buy nothing new month – giving shoppers the chance to find quality preloved bargains, support good causes and help the planet.

Materials ranging from household essentials to medical equipment are on their way to new homes and new purpose after a day of volunteering by SUEZ recycling and recovery UK at Blind Veterans UK’s Rustington Centre in West Sussex.

SUEZ’s Industrial & Commercial team, working with customer Compass, has helped give more than 500 excess laptop bags from a shared client a new lease of life, redistributing them to HITZ learners at the Harlequins Foundation and community members at The Lighthouse in Surrey.

SUEZ recycling and recovery UK is excited to announce its partnership with the Cornish Pirates Rugby Club. This year SUEZ are sponsoring the use of reusable cups at all club events and supporting the Cornish Pirates schools programme to promote sustainability in local communities. The reuse cups ...

Children in South Tyneside have been getting creative and hands-on this summer thanks to a pallet planter workshop held at South Shields Cricket Club, supported by the Gateshead based Waste and Recycling Visitor Education Centre (W&RVEC).

The University of Liverpool (UoL) together with long-time waste partner, SUEZ recycling and recovery UK, set ambitious targets to reduce the general waste across the University campuses by half.