Barbora Vaclavova is a Reporter at letsrecycle.com. She focuses on topics related to the European public and private sector, climate change, and market dynamics, with additional insights into Australia and traffic issues. Barbora's work has been featured in letsrecycle.com.
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Barbora Vaclavova's coverage largely focuses on local waste management, recycling, sustainability, and contracts within the United Kingdom. She is particularly interested in government announcements related to these topics and often cites data to support her articles.
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Trade union Unite has said that its members in 23 local authorities were to begin strike action this week in a dispute over pay after rejecting an offer of £1,925.
Suez UK has announced the start of its municipal collection and street cleansing contract with Milton Keynes city council, which commenced yesterday (4 September).
By: Barbora Vaclavova
The Recycling Association has warned that the planned changes to waste exemptions that would see sites having to apply for a new permit could ‘severely harm’ recycling companies across the UK.
By: Barbora Vaclavova
Essex county council has awarded Indaver with a contract to treat 6,500 tonnes of waste containing persistent organic pollutants (POPs) valued at £910,000.
By: Barbora Vaclavova
Hampshire county council has granted Veolia planning permission to build an anaerobic digester at the Alton materials recovery facility (MRF) site subject to a number of planning conditions.
With news on: Oxford to remove bring banks; recycling technique used for road maintenance; Kingston switches to all-electric waste fleet; and, Tower Hamlets brings Bywaters in amid strike.
By: Barbora Vaclavova
The European waste incineration network is at overcapacity and a moratorium on new incinerators should be considered, a report by environmental network Zero Waste Europe has suggested.
By: Barbora Vaclavova
Perth and Kinross council has awarded Smurfit Kappa one lot of a contract for the processing of mixed paper and cardboard valued at £2.5 million.
By: Barbora Vaclavova
Findings of research commissioned by Biffa show that sustainability is a priority for most large construction businesses surveyed, but the sector still faces challenges.
With news on: Suez UK rolls out defibrillators across sites nationwide; Geminor reaches milestone of 100 employees; DDRS solution ‘must avoid unnecessary cost and manual labour’; UKVIA to launch vape recycling info hub; and, Axil announces EcoVadis silver standard.
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