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West London Waste Authority welcomes new members and Chair
West London Waste Authority has welcomed three new members to its Authority, alongside the appointment of a new Chair. Members are appointed by our six constituent boroughs and play an important role in shaping the Authority's strategic direction and overseeing the delivery of waste and recycling services for residents across West London.
Brent trials food waste recycling service for flats above shops
This spring/summer Brent Council has been running a new trial in three high streets to prepare for the upcoming Simpler Recycling requirements.. The team is testing two communal bin designs (the MetroSTOR 140L and the Glasdon Jubilee City 100) to see which performs best in high-street locations.
RePaint scheme gives leftover paint a second life
Residents are encouraged to give leftover paint a new lease of life through the RePaint scheme at Abbey Road Household Re-use and Recycling Centre (HRRC). The scheme gives unwanted paint a second chance to be used instead of being thrown away.
Peter Tilston appointed Managing Director of WLWA
We have appointed Peter Tilston as our Managing Director. Peter will lead the organisation as we continue to deliver essential waste and recycling services on behalf of our six constituent boroughs, while helping boroughs respond to changes in waste policy, increasing opportunities for reuse and recycling, and unlocking greater value from West London’s waste.
Recycle for Richmond
Richmond’s fresh Recycle for Richmond campaign has shown how clear, creative communications can support better recycling behaviours and encourage residents to take simple action at home.
WLWA welcomes MPs to West London waste sites for policy discussions
We recently welcomed three Members of Parliament to our waste transfer stations as part of an ongoing programme of engagement with policymakers.
The Fixery in Richmond
Richmond’s first repair and reuse hub, The Fixery, has become a positive example of how practical climate action can be brought to life locally.