This week we look into Victorian Britain and how they disposed of their waste.
Read MoreThe next installment of rubbish throughout the ages, this weeks focusing on Britain in the middle ages
Read MoreA brief insight into how the Romans dealt with rubbish and how one of the largest hills in Rome was originally landfill.
Read MoreA introduction to the top 10 of the worlds rubbish dumps spanning the globe for the largest, most dangerous and oldest waste sites around.
Read MoreNobody wants to keep a smart bin out of sight, they want to show it off in all its glory, from the elegant kitchen litterbin to the brightly coloured Wesco range, there is nowadays a bin to suit any colour scheme or location, below are 10 of the most popular litter bins.
Read MoreBefore placing items in the wheelie bin or recycle box for collection please take into account the workers who have to empty these, finding urns with ashes still in to dead pets. Its not all bad though, each story has a silver lining, on the rare occasion a winning lottery has been found. The stories below list the odd things refuse collectors have come across.
Read MoreBins might not be the most attractive items in the world, but they are practical and extremely useful, and with the right tools and bags of creativity, you can use them in a number of different and unexpected ways to create something truly unique.
Read MoreWhen you consider that the majority of Britons only started recycling in 2003 when the Government introduced the Household Waste Recycling Act, it is easy to understand why many people still believe that recycling is a new concept.
Read MoreIn a world where we are all encouraged to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, many households across the UK have taken the Government’s waste and recycling initiative one-step further by creating a Home Recycling Station in a bid to ‘Go Green’ and do their bit for the environment.
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