Greg Pitcher is a freelance journalist based in London, with a focus on local news and issues. With a background in architecture and construction, Greg's articles cover a range of topics including property, infrastructure, and urban development. His work has been featured in various publications, including the Evening Standard, Architects' Journal, and Yahoo News UK.
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Greg Pitcher's coverage focuses on local business, real estate, and construction in the United Kingdom with a particular focus on London. His articles often cite data or government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information and official sources.
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Metals recycling disruptor DEScycle is “poised to make a significant impact” after raising more than £10 million, an investor has pledged.
A think tank has urged ministers to make the “abstract” concept of a circular economy more relatable for people.
By: Greg Pitcher
EvoPak has designed a paper wrapper for Walkers Chocolates bars that can be recycled at the kerbside.
Packaging giant Berry Global has released recyclable plastic cups.
By: Greg Pitcher
Plans to create a metals processing facility capable of producing low-carbon aluminium extrusion billet have received a major boost.
By: Greg Pitcher
Fire chiefs have named failure of a lithium-ion battery as the “most probable cause” of a major blaze at a Veolia site in London this week.
The UK Government has insisted it is “fully committed” to a deposit return scheme (DRS) despite Wales pulling out of the initiative.
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