Newry recycling company Re-Gen Waste has signed a contract which will see the Northern Ireland company supplying 100,000 tonnes of refuse derived fuel to Oslo.

Following a year of sustained growth, Re-Gen Robotics is planning to create five jobs in Admin and Design at its Newry head office and take on an additional three crew members, who will be based permanently in England.

Street food and independent retail pop-up set for temporary home at Kainos’ Bankmore Square site

With England, Scotland and Wales going to the polls last week, local councils faced a major challenge to manage a labour intensive, paper-based system in the time of a major public health crisis

Due to the immense success of their Household Blue Bin Recycling Collection Service, the Council has found that usage at the sites has decreased significantly, rendering the service unnecessary at certain locations.

Following the announcement of plans to build a £22 million self-funded ‘circular economy resource park’ in Newry this year, Re-Gen Waste has committed a further £20 million investment in the local manufacture of two, innovative new products.