Press releases

Latest releases

• 13 May 2013 Wembley Scores on Recycling
  
  Veolia recycled 24,000 bottles, saving enough energy for 5.2 million fans to watch the game on a TV at home
• 03 May 2013 Veolia a Winner in Watford
  Leading recycling and waste management company Veolia Environmental Services is celebrating winning a seven-year contract to provide recycling, waste management, street cleansing and grounds …
• 22 April 2013 Creative pupils win competition to help Haringey residents recycle
  
  Two of Veolia Haringey’s recycling vehicles have had a colourful makeover thanks to the talented winners of a recycling poster competition.
• 19 April 2013 50,000 bottles in one hour 20 minutes: Clean up teams aim to beat London Marathon records
  
  More than 50,000 discarded plastic water bottles will be recycled from this Sunday’s London marathon, it has been announced today.
• 18 April 2013 Brixton Market shows community spirit with one ton giveaway!
  
  Brixton’s Station Road Market showed the true value of community spirit when locals donated more than a ton of goods to give away absolutely free.
• 04 April 2013 Croydon's Recycling Partnership Work Rewarded
  
  The partnership that has seen a 28% increase in Croydon’s recycling rates over the past six years has been recognised with the presentation of a major industry award.
• 04 April 2013 Tower Hamlets residents urged to recycle waste cooking oil
  
  Residents of Tower Hamlets are being encouraged to recycle their used cooking oil, turning it into renewable electricity for homes and businesses.
• 03 April 2013 Binman Blocks Runaway Van
  
  Police praised driver after he used his vehicle to block a runaway van entering a busy cross junction
• 22 March 2013 Street Sweeper Saves Life
  Ian Greaves, a street sweeper working for Brent Council’s recycling and waste management services provider, Veolia Environmental Services, has been commended for his actions in saving the life of a …
• 18 March 2013 Free Your WEEE!
  Schools in Bromley are being encouraged to sign up to the WEEE Free Week competition, enabling children and their parents to have a Spring clear out of their waste electrical and electronic equipment.