WASTE
Striking Brum bin workers reject pay offer
By William Eichler | 15 April 2025
Refuse collection workers in Birmingham have rejected the city council’s latest pay offer in the long-running waste management dispute.
INDUSTRIAL ACTION
Military planners sent to Brum amid bin strikes
By William Eichler | 14 April 2025
Military planners have been called in to help tackle the backlog of rubbish in Birmingham that ha...
BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL
Birmingham declares 'major incident' over bin strikes
By William Eichler | 01 April 2025
Birmingham City Council has declared a major incident to address the impact of long-running bin s...
TECHNOLOGY
Mapping the future
By Michael Harrell | 16 January 2025
Digital maps are helping cities become smarter, says Michael Harrell.
COMMUNITIES
Effective partnership working on temporary housing is crucial
By Sheila Oxtoby | 03 December 2024
Sheila Oxtoby says: 'If vulnerable homeless people or others who require temporary housing are to...
WASTE
Balancing Budgets for Waste and Recycling Services
By Dr Debbie Fletcher | 27 November 2024
Dr Debbie Fletcher looks ahead to the introduction of extended producer responsibility (EPR).
WASTE
EXCLUSIVE: Ministers ponder fortnightly waste edict
By Dan Peters | 20 November 2024
Ministers are considering whether to tell local authorities to collect residual waste at least ev...
WASTE
Waste reform cost fears
By Martin Ford | 10 October 2024
Fears have been voiced that waste reforms could heap more financial burdens onto local government.
WASTE
Right site for residential recycling
03 October 2024
Eight local authority stakeholders are setting a new standard for council co-operation. By fundin...
WASTE
More than £2m needed to sort Welsh recycling scheme
By Emily Twinch | 30 September 2024
Senior Denbighshire CC members will be asked to plough more than £2m into a recycling scheme that...
WASTE
A zero waste utopia?
By Hattie Parke Strategy Director Local Partnerships @LP_localgov | 05 September 2024
Local authorities are the frontline of delivering waste services. However the financial demand is...
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