News from our recycling centres, waste management and ideas to help reduce your waste.
Final local businesses near you that offer refill services and eco products.
How to get started with home composting in Essex, with discounted compost bins and free online training.
Before throwing out food, there are steps we can all take to reduce the amount of food we waste in Essex.
Find out how to give and receive pre-loved items for free in your local community.
Love Essex are working with Kitche to help residents reduce their food waste and save money.
If you want to visit Rayleigh recycling centre, from 6 June 2022, you will need to book a slot in advance. Please remember, recycling centres only accept household waste.
Find out how to book your visit to a recycling centre in a van.
Find out about reusable period products and take our pledge!
Love Essex are looking for enthusiastic people to help Essex residents waste less and recycle more.
Switching to cloth nappies could save you hundreds of pounds. If you live in Essex, you can claim your £30 refund on any new or pre-loved nappies or laundering fees.
Find out how you can reduce your plastic waste in Essex by making some easy switches. Together we can make a difference.
Find ways to donate your items in Essex. Many local places accept secondhand furniture and white goods. Get rid of your stuff today.
Find out how to compost at home during the winter season
Find ideas on how to reduce your household waste in Essex, store recycling so it takes up less space and how to put your garden waste to better use.
Give broken electricals a new lease of life or find them a new home.
Project BLUEPRINT is an Interreg-funded European project led by Essex County Council. It will help local authorities move to a circular economy.
Find out how to improve your recycling with these quick and easy tips.
Find out how to reduce the amount of clothing and textiles thrown away in Essex, by learning to repair, mend and recycle your clothes with Love Your Clothes.
There are two types of recycling centres in Essex, either large or small. Find out which sites are large or small, accepted items and site restrictions.
Find out how to ensure your rubbish is not fly-tipped in Essex. It's a crime not to care what happens to your waste.
Keeping Essex clean and tidy costs the tax payer over £17 million a year. Throwing anything out of your vehicle, from fast food packaging to cigarette butts, will land you with a £150 fine. There is no excuse for littering.
Have you got a project to reduce waste in Essex that you want to make a reality? Find out how you could receive up to £500 from the Love Essex Fund to support your idea.
Don't let junk mail be the bane of your letterbox. Follow these steps to reduce it.
