Now on Facebook
New! We have a new presence on Facebook. Click through on the ‘more’ link to the full post for a direct link to Facebook.
28 Jan 2012
28 Jan 2012
Komputers 4 Kids receive support from like minded organisation
At UK IT Recycling Ltd we think it is important to support local charities. For that reason we have teamed up with Shrewsbury based Komputers 4 Kids, who are a charitable organisation designed to enable access to, or give ownership to those families with people in education who do not have such equipment. Read the […]
19 Jan 2012
Flintshire firm CRT Recycling Ltd to close in Environment Agency row
Cathode ray tube reprocessor CRT Recycling Ltd is seeking insolvency advice, claiming that new Environment Agency rules regarding the storage of broken CRT glass have forced it out of business. The guidance states: “Any broken CRTs must be handled in an enclosed environment with appropriate systems to ensure that any fluorescent coatings/leaded glass dust released […]
10 Jan 2012
A fifth of WEEE recycled through ‘unofficial’ routes
Are you using a proper data destruction and recycling company or an illegal E-waste exporter? Thousands of tonnes of waste electrical equipment are being diverted from landfill each year through ‘unofficial’ routes such as ebay, car boot sales and incineration, according to new research from WRAP. The report, titled ‘Market Flows of WEEE materials’ indicates […]
13 Apr 2011
Trial date set for UK’s biggest WEEE export case
Are you using a proper data destruction and recycling company or an illegal E-waste exporter? The 14 defendants facing charges in relation to the Environment Agency’s largest ever investigation into alleged illegal exports of waste electrical equipment from the UK to Nigeria are set to stand trial in October 2011. The Environment Agency said that […]
11 Oct 2007
UK IT Recycling Ltd recommended by the Guardian newspaper
UK IT Recycling Ltd has been recommended by the Guardian newspaper for our excellent data destruction and recycling capabilities. Click through the ‘more’ link for the full story by Jack Schofield.
