News 2008

Local authorities in north London have joined forces with high street giants including Currys, TK Maxx and Orange, to make it easier for people to recycle old electrical goods.

Residents from across north London have pledged to cut their food waste as part of a European waste reduction initiative.

The North London Waste Authority (NLWA) has made a commitment to help address climate change by officially signing the 'Nottingham Declaration'.

Plans to revolutionise the way in which waste in north London is managed have been approved by the North London Waste Authority (NLWA) this week (29th Oct).

The North London Waste Authority (NLWA) has today announced plans which would see a move away from traditional incineration and landfill in favour of a more sustainable approach to managing waste in the area.

Over 1,000 residents, schools and businesses cut their waste by up to 50 per cent as part of a week long waste prevention initiative designed to lower north London's carbon footprint.

A brand new initiative designed to reduce London’s carbon footprint by diverting thousands of tonnes of rubbish away from landfill sites was launched in north London last night (2nd October).