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New recycling centre for Blackburn and Darwen in limbo without Pennine Lancashire

Millions of shoppers will pay a refundable deposit on plastic bottles and cans under the UK's new recycling scheme. Here's how it will work. Millions of shoppers will pay a refundable deposit on plastic bottles and cans under the UK's new recycling scheme. Here's how it will work.
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New supermarket scheme means you'll get money back for recycling bottles and cans

Ben Fletcher, COO of Make UK, presenting the award to Jen Hill, with Dan Hulme, Head of Sales from category sponsor Inspired Plc. Ben Fletcher, COO of Make UK, presenting the award to Jen Hill, with Dan Hulme, Head of Sales from category sponsor Inspired Plc.
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Blackburn company wins national award for recycling technology

Lancaster University has partnered with environmental firm ICT Reverse to extract precious metals from printed circuit boards Lancaster University has partnered with environmental firm ICT Reverse to extract precious metals from printed circuit boards
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Lancashire company gains from university partnership to recycle precious metals

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Asda announces major change to popular product in all stores

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