| Teaser Text | League tables always hold a certain fascination, and what magazine with local authorities as its subject of choice could avoid looking at the UK’s latest recycling statistics? Ben Wood investigates
What do Staffordshire Moorlands, Torfaen, Antrim and Moray all have in common? Answer: they each sit on top of their respective league table as the local authority with the highest recycling rate in their country.
The figures for England and Northern Ireland concern household waste figures exclusively, while Wales and Scotland are for municipal solid waste but, whatever the criteria, the big news for these four is that they come out on top. |
