We use lots of items that contain metals, from our smartphones and computers to our furniture and appliances. Such a heavy dependence on metal increases the importance of its availability. Continue reading
At Morecambe Metals, we’ve spent over 40 years helping businesses manage waste the right way. As an authorised and approved waste management company, we provide a complete, transparent recycling service that ensures our client meet their environmental responsibilities while maximising value from unwanted materials. Continue reading
Recycling is a hot topic at the moment. The state of the planet and the waste in landfills rapidly piling up is cause for much distress. Many companies, as well as individuals, are trying to make a more conscious effort to recycle and reuse their waste to prevent the problem getting worse. Continue reading
The construction industry creates a massive amount of waste and it’s important to remember this in order to find sustainable solutions. Continue reading
Morecambe Metals has re-opened for business.
Following government directives regarding lockdown, we previously closed our yard in response to the COVID-19 situation, but we are now back open. Continue reading
Have you considered what happens to metal once it’s scrapped, processed and recycled? Metal is everywhere and, in this article, we’re talking about the different uses of recycled materials – they can be used for packaging, art, home décor and so much more, so it’s important to bring awareness to the benefits of scrap metal recycling. Continue reading
Many people struggle with how to dispose of their domestic rubbish. From batteries to tin cans and silver foil, do you know where it should all go? And what happens to it all afterwards? Continue reading
In the European Union, end-of-life vehicles, or EVLs, produce seven to eight million tonnes of waste every year. Recycling cars, therefore, is vital. It’s also imperative to handle them properly in order to ensure the reduction of toxic waste in the environment. Continue reading
We’ve talked about different metals and their properties, such as copper, aluminium and steel. In this article, we’re taking a look at another key metal that is used for many different applications and in a wide range of industries: lead. Continue reading