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Our Senior Marketing Manager, Angela Spiteri, shares how she’s keeping her autumn wardrobe stylish, affordable and planet-friendly.

Here’s more on why that’s good news for the planet and what it means for you when you’re out and about.

The festive season has arrived, and with Christmas markets, light trails, pantos and winter wonderlands popping up across Wales, it’s the perfect time to get out and enjoy it all. But while you’re soaking up the magic, there’s one small habit that makes a big difference to Wales and the planet.

As part of our #BeMightyRecycle campaign, we asked you to share your Mighty Meals. Those clever base recipes you can prep once, flex throughout the week with different sides and twists, and recycle what can’t be eaten to help boost Wales to No.1 in the world for recycling.

The festive season is in full swing - more meals, more treats… and more spending. And while we all love a bit of Christmas indulgence, nobody wants to throw their hard-earned money (or food) in the bin. In Wales, the average four-person household throws away around £84 of food every month – and with extra feasts, treats and leftovers over Christmas, that figure can climb even higher. But with a few simple tricks, you can cut waste, stretch your festive food further, save money, and even help power homes across Wales. It’s a festive win-win-win!

Keep it festive and eco-conscious without breaking the bank. Our Senior Campaign Manager, Angela Spiteri, shares her top festive eco-swaps.

Did you know Wales is currently the world’s second-best recycling nation? That’s pretty awesome! But we’re not stopping there - we’re aiming for gold and we need your help. This Christmas, join our mighty mission to boost Wales to No.1.

Our Senior Marketing Manager, Angela Spiteri, shares how she’s keeping her summer wardrobe stylish, affordable and planet-friendly.

Summer is finally here - and whether you’re heading to an attraction, escaping on a camping trip, or dancing at a festival, now’s the perfect time to nail your recycling.

Wales is already second in the world when it comes to recycling – but we’re aiming even higher. Easter is the perfect time to refresh your recycling habits and make a real difference. With all the extra packaging, food and time spent outdoors, a few small changes can go a long way.

Our Food Waste Specialist Sian Morgan, shares her tried and testing hacks to get more from the food you buy, managing tricky family mealtimes and practical ways of avoiding unnecessary waste.

In case you didn’t know, Wales is killing it at recycling, now ranking second in the world. It’s an amazing achievement, but let’s be real – nobody likes being second best. That’s why we need your help to push Wales to the top. You in? We thought so. Here’s how you can make it happen… and it all starts with food.

Joanna Page is back in Barry - but this time, she’s on a mission to help families across Wales save money, cut waste and push Wales to the number one spot in global recycling.

However Wales performs in this year’s Six Nations, when it comes to recycling, we’re already at the top of the league! We’re 2nd in the world, having climbed up from 3rd place - but we want that top spot!

Wales may be a small country, but when it comes to recycling, we punch way above our weight. With 95% of us regularly recycling our waste, we’re already the second best recycling nation in the world, and we’re on a Mighty Mission to get Wales get to number one.

This Halloween, as part of our Be Mighty. Recycle. campaign, we’re on a mission to rescue our food from a terrifying fate: the rubbish!