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Children from three Liverpool primary schools are designing artwork to decorate the communal bins in their areas, whilst reminding their...
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Nina Lloyd-Jones, Liverpool City Council Staff Green Champion Liverpool City Council has recently launched a staff Green Champions scheme to make...
Pupils at a Liverpool primary school have been rewarded for their hard work spreading the message about the importance of recycling.
Collection points have now opened for people to recycle their Christmas trees.
Mayoral Lead for Wellbeing, Councillor Tim Beaumont, visits Recycles Merseyside, where they bring old worn out objects back to life.
A series of measures to further drive up recycling rates in Liverpool are set to be introduced over the next six months
Merseyside's Recycling Centres are set to switch to their shorter winter opening hours.
A community shop in which local residents can get goods for free has opened as part of the Leave Liverpool Tidy project.
Green-fingered residents can get free bags of compost in exchange for recycling household goods.
A 10-year-old pupil has come up with a magical way to help boost Liverpool's recycling rate.
Young people from Croxteth have produced designs for bins to promote recycling.
Household Waste Recycling Centres will open for their Summer hours from 1 April, meaning they will be open for three more hours a day.
A recycling service is to be introduced for city centre blocks of flats for the first time.
A community event focusing on recycling was well-attended.
