Despite getting better as a nation at recycling, there is still a high amount of recyclable metal going to landfill. Only an estimated 70% of aluminium cans are recycled globally¹, and a lot of items that end up in the tip could have been recycled.

As many of us find ourselves working from home, self-isolating, or temporarily unable to go to work during the pandemic, the amount of waste we are producing at home is increasing. Read our handy guide to get some helpful tips on how to increase your recycling efforts during these difficult times.

Aluminium is one of the most widely used metals in industry, manufacturing, construction, and the home workshop. Its versatility makes it perfect for a wide range of common (and not so common) uses. Read on to find out more.

At metals4U, we are passionate about recycling, while TV programmes like Blue Planet have also helped to highlight the devastation caused by single-use materials.

metals4U Student Sculptors Competition 2019 in association with top metal sculptor, Brian Fell, and Yorkshire Sculpture Park is proud to announce this year’s winner… Cameron Lings Our third annual Student Sculptors Competition has proved to be

The British music festival season may now be over for this year but the 5th October sees the return of the annual Glastonbury ticket sale for next year’s event. Last year over a million people applied for 150,000 tickets which sold out in record-b