16 June 2026
Why Disposable BBQs Should Be Banned in the UK
Disposable BBQs are cheap, easy to buy, and designed to be thrown away after one use. That is exactly why Business Waste Ltd is calling for a UK-wide ban.
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5 June 2026
World’s Most Littered Tourist Attractions Revealed
Visitors are criticising some of the world’s best-known tourist attractions for visible litter, according to new research from Business Waste Ltd.
29 May 2026
How To Dispose Of Nicotine Patches
Once used, nicotine pouches create a waste stream that is easy to overlook, litter, or dispose of incorrectly.
26 May 2026
UK’s Most Littered Beaches Revealed
Busy beaches often see increases in plastic waste, disposable BBQs, broken glass, food packaging, dog mess, and other litter left behind.
12 May 2026
Climate Anxiety at Work: How Businesses Can Take Practical Environmental Action
Clear, practical environmental action can help employees see that sustainability is not just something written in a policy, but something happening around them every day.
8 May 2026
How Is WEEE Recycled? 4 Innovations in 2026
New technology is now playing a bigger role in e-waste recycling, from recovering gold and rare earth magnets to detecting hidden batteries.
30 April 2026
Spring Cleaning: Are Your Cleaning Products Hazardous?
Many everyday cleaning products contain chemicals that, once used or disposed of, can be classed as hazardous.
22 April 2026
432,000 Running Gels Could Become a London Marathon Waste Problem
Is single-use sports nutrition becoming an overlooked waste problem in endurance sport?
15 April 2026
England’s Hazardous Fly-Tipping Hotspots Revealed
Our analysis of Defra data reveals where this type of illegal dumping is most concentrated and which areas face the highest risk.
9 April 2026
England’s Waste Crime Action Plan: What’s New?
The newly published UK waste crime action plan (20 March 2026) sets out how authorities plan to tackle illegal waste dumping.
Published 7th January 2022 by Mark Hall. Last modified 9th June 2026