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Fruit trees are being planted at six schools in Brent that do not have green areas to improve air quality for pupils in the playground.

Veolia, the UK’s leading resource management company is delivering ecological transformation through its Sustainability Fund, supporting over 120…

Tesco is joining forces with leading sustainable resource management company Veolia, Groundwork and local councils to introduce greener areas in schools and

Tesco is joining forces with leading sustainable resource management company Veolia, Groundwork and local councils to introduce greener areas in schools, and give children a stronger start by learning more about the environment. The Veolia Orchard campaign will be donating almost 600 fruit trees and 800 strawberry plants to schools limited by space or without green areas. Now in its second year the scheme has expanded across another 190 schools thanks to the generous support of 22 local...

Authority rolls out UK’s largest fleet of electric refuse trucks  New generation of vehicles powered by the waste they collect Unique depot will house over 50 vehicles and smart chargin...

The 45-truck electric waste fleet will be powered by energy from waste and is predicted to cut down as much as 89 per cent of previous CO2 emissions

French-owned waste management company Veolia says it is “delighted” to continue working with the north-west London borough of Brent.

With news on: Bedford fly-tipper fined; Keep Britain Tidy highlights waste prevention; enforcement operation to take place at Wrexham HWRCs; Veolia’s fund supports 96 community projects; and, Recycling Lives achieves B Corp certification.

Councils and waste management companies continue to mark the delayed 18th annual Recycle Week, which takes place until 21 October.

A new fleet of bin lorries to collect waste from more than 100,000 homes in Norfolk has been launched - all powered by vegetable oil.