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SUEZ has launched the Aberdeen Reuse Community Fund for 2026, building on another successful year supporting local projects and communities across the city. 

Local waste and recycling company SUEZ has announced a new donation of £100,000 to the Greater Manchester Mayor’s Charity, bringing its total contribution to the charity to an incredible £600,000.

Through its annual Revive Community Fund, delivered in partnership with Surrey County Council (SCC), SUEZ has awarded over £3,000 to the Woking based Lighthouse charity to help fund its Pathways Wellbeing Project.

SUEZ, who operate the Household Waste Recycling Centre at Progress Way on behalf of Luton Borough Council, have been collecting and donating walking aids and mobility equipment to the Wheels to Heal charity. Building on an earlier donation of more than 80 crutches, the site expanded its efforts to...

Children at Little Stoke Primary School are enjoying new opportunities to learn, play and explore thanks to recently donated bikes and outdoor resources that are already making a big difference both in and out of the classroom.

SUEZ has rolled out 2‑Minute Litter Pick boards across Mid‑Kent, following the success of a pilot scheme in Ashford that proved how small actions can make a big difference.

As part of this year’s Great British Spring Clean campaign, SUEZ teamed up with their customers Seetec, an organisation dedicated to helping young people gain skills and return to work, for a collaborative beach clean along the Teignmouth coastline.

Volunteers from SUEZ have rolled up their sleeves to give the outdoor decking and railings at Calvert Devon a much‑needed makeover—helping to ensure that visitors of all abilities can safely enjoy the beauty of the charity’s accessible activity centre.

More than 1,100 pupils across Milton Keynes received a visit from the ‘Dennis to the Rescue’ mobile classroom provided by SUEZ, the city’s waste and recycling collections provider, in partnership with Milton Keynes City Council.

In a remarkable display of compassion and kindness, a local crew from SUEZ recycling and recovery UK made headlines this week by not only performing their regular duties but also stepping in to assist an individual in distress at Repton Park in Ashford.