Deal agreed to save the free

23 July 2008
 
Around 120t of paper has been saved from landfill in the first six months of a unique recycling agreement between London’s free newspaper publishers.

Brokered by Westminster City Council, the deal between Associated Newspapers and NI Free Newspapers, which publishes thelondonpaper, sees the rivals working together to pay for the installation and emptying of 70 recycling bins to deal with waste from London’s free newspapers.

The council is in ongoing talks with Associated Newspapers, which publishes the London Lite and Metro, to boost recycling rates further. The bins were installed in four key areas across the West End in January.

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