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Two weeks until Letsrecycle Live opens its doors

Two weeks until Letsrecycle Live opens its doors

IT’S been two years since the last large-scale event for the waste and recycling sector, but that is all set to change with the return of Letsrecycle Live and the newly co-located Demolition Expo on 15-16 September 2021 at Stoneleigh Park, West Midlands. Organised by the sector, for the sector, Letsrecycle Live is a dynamic...

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TOMRA to sponsor the Circular Economy Theatre at RWM 2021

TOMRA to sponsor the Circular Economy Theatre at RWM 2021

TOMRA, a global leader in resource sustainability, has been confirmed as the sponsor of the Circular Economy Theatre at RWM 2021, which takes place from 22-23 September at the Birmingham NEC. Brian Gist, Head of TOMRA UK, will be presenting the opening session at 11:00-11:30 on the first day of the show where he will...

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Registrations are now open for RWM 2021

Registrations are now open for RWM 2021

EVENT organisers ROAR B2B are pleased to announce that the registrations are now open for the long awaited 2021 edition of RWM, taking place on 22-23 September. The event will welcome a plethora of visitors, thought-leading exhibitors and expert speakers to the NEC, Birmingham for an all-new exhibition which can truly connect the industry. After...

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Letsrecycle Live and Demo Expo rescheduled to 15-16 September 2021

Letsrecycle Live and Demo Expo rescheduled to 15-16 September 2021

IN light of the ongoing pandemic, co-located events Letsrecycle Live and Demolition Expo have been rescheduled to 15-16 September 2021 at NAEC Stoneleigh, Coventry.   The showcase exhibition and conference event for the waste, recycling and demolition sectors takes place every two years and was due to be held in May 2021. Now with uncertainty continuing around the holding...

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Hillhead Digital rescheduled to 30–31 March 2021

Hillhead Digital rescheduled to 30–31 March 2021

FOLLOWING consultation with exhibitors and speakers, Hillhead Digital is being moved back three weeks to allow for the longer lead times that are anticipated as a result of the new national lockdown. Show director Richard Bradbury explained: ‘We appreciate that with schools now closed until at least half-term and much of the workforce working from...