Business news
Funding boost to innovative businesses
Small and medium sized businesses could especially benefit from the Technology Strategy Board’s increased budget
Industry growth summit planned
Defra and WRAP are holding a joint event later this month to discuss how to improve growth and investment in the waste and recycling industry.
WRAP chief foresees jobs growth
Some 10,000 recycling jobs could be created by 2020, WRAP chief executive Liz Goodwin, has said.
RSA: Manufacturing 'coming home'
Manufacturing could move back to the UK from far-flung corners of the world, potentially increasing the amount of material available for recycling, according to the RSA.
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Path cleared for May Gurney takeover
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Kier wins race to buy May Gurney
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UK shines amid SITA European gloom
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Five recyclers make Rich List
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Seizures made in China crackdown
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Sector deals buck economy trend
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Worldwide growth predicted for industry
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Receiver sells Greenstar Ireland
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FCC offers business recycling service
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Takeover rivals circle May Gurney
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Budget offers little for waste sector
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Organics firm narrows losses
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Waste sector anticipates Budget
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Viridor chief to retire
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Waste sector output shrinks
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May Gurney to launch 500 apprenticeships
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Scrap firm goes bust with £22m debts
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Sims chief retires as firm reports further losses
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Paper giants deny muscling small traders out of market
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Relief cut proposals threaten Welsh targets
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Viridor to review asset values as price slump continues
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Sita parent reports 'strong performance' despite falling profit
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Slow European demand hits steel giant
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Smurfit Kappa reports strong earnings
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Biffa confirms takeover deal complete
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Waste project funding in Wales launched
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AD outlook in Ellen MacArthur report under fire
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Waste investment to boost sector acquisitions
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Liveblog: Reflections on green business from Davos
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EMR expands in Scotland
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Sims shares tumble on fraud announcement
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Supermarket's withdrawn meat all going to AD
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John Lewis to close plastics loop
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Circular economy design competition
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Suez merger 'makes sense' says Veolia chief
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Call to help SMEs achieve sustainable strategies








