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Londoners need a repair revolution: £1.9 billion worth of repairable items binned and £3 billion squandered on replacements in past year

Amidst the continuing cost of living crisis and the ever-deepening climate crisis, the London Recycles campaign is championing...

New report shows how Londoners could reduce climate impacts of their clothes by 30%

New research from ReLondon and University College London shows that Londoners acquire 154,600 tonnes of new clothes, or 48...

New report reveals environmental impact of Londoners’ fashion habits

Love Not Landfill pop-up aims to encourage London’s fashion-lovers to embrace pre-loved styles and significantly lower...

Younger generations COP on to pre-loved fashion

Pop up open: 11-14 November 2021, 1st Floor Angel Central, 21 Parkfield Street, London N1 0PS As we wait to see if world...

The Love Not Landfill charity fashion pop-up – Sponsored by Vanish x Oxwash

From 11-14th November 2021, eco-fashion campaign Love Not Landfill returns with its pre-loved fashion pop-up, featuring fashion...

Fashion retailers FARFETCH and FW reap rewards of embracing environmentally sustainable business models.

London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) renamed ReLondon, to help accelerate London’s circular economy and push it up...

Delivery man giving Zanna Vandijk a parcel of second-hand Adidas clothes

adidas commits to reducing carbon, water and waste footprint with new adidas Infinite Play service

15 October 2019 The London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) and QSA Partners have today announced another major milestone...

Man in orange fleece smiling in front of mountains

Clothes for life: new outdoor brand commits to make clothes last

19 September 2019 The London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) and QSA Partners have today announced the first major milestone...

Different shades of blue denim jeans, many of which are left pieces over from sewing repairs.

Fashion retailers leading sustainability trend by trialling new business models

30 May 2019 The London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) and QSA Partners have today announced that they are working with...

Different shades of blue denim jeans, many of which are left pieces over from sewing repairs.

London signs up to Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Make Fashion Circular initiative

16 May 2018 LWARB signs up to help drive circular economy practices in London’s textiles sector The London Waste &...

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