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Pamela Woolcock, Group Public Sector Lead at BioteCH4, an anaerobic digestion operator, offers practical insight into what local authorities should be doing to prepare for the new food waste regulations.
Starting at the end of March 2026, local authorities across England will be required to collect food waste separately from households under new Simpler Recycling legislation. This means residents can expect to receive both a kitchen caddy and a kerbside container ready for weekly collections.
With the UK's shift toward electric vehicles (EVs) accelerating, public sector fleet and transport managers face growing pressure to decarbonise their operations. A comprehensive, data-driven approach ensures a smooth transition, helping fleets meet legal requirements while achieving sustainability goals. By leveraging telematics data, performing energy calculations, and developing robust infrastructure plans, fleet managers can gain the confidence needed to navigate this critical transformation.
