Welcome to Smiths News Recycle: Your Leading Recycle Partner of Choice in Shoreham-by-Sea
At Smiths News, we are committed to making a sustainable impact by offering comprehensive recycling services for businesses and large organisations across Shoreham-by-Sea. Understanding the unique needs of the local business community, we provide tailored recycling solutions that fit the diverse requirements of various industries. Our services are designed to simplify the recycling process, ensuring that your business contributes positively to the environment while complying with all local regulations. Whether you run a small business or a large organisation, trust Smiths News to provide efficient and reliable recycling solutions that make a lasting difference.
Pay as you go Recycling Collection in Shoreham-by-Sea
Cardboard
Hassle-free cardboard collections that keep your shop tidy and your waste recycled.
Plastic Film
A closed loop solution for soft plastics and films your business can’t put in mixed recycling.
Dry Mixed Recycling
A simple way to recycle everyday materials like paper, card, plastics and cans all in one go.
Paper & Coffee Cups
Specialist recycling that gives single use cups a second life into new packaging materials.
General Waste
For non‑recyclable items, our general waste collection provides a reliable, hassle‑free solution.
Service Plan Recycling Collections
Vapes
A safe, compliant way to dispose of used vapes, keeping lithium batteries out of general waste and recycling rare materials.
Small WEEE
An easy route to recycle electricals like cables, chargers and small devices and recycling rare materials.
Why Choose Smiths News for Your Business Recycling Needs?
Choosing Smiths News for your commercial recycling collection means aligning your business with a trusted partner who prioritises environmental responsibility and customer satisfaction. Our dedicated team offers personalised recycling plans that optimize your waste management, saving your business time and resources. We take pride in our commitment to transparency and communication, ensuring you have complete confidence in your recycling processes. By working with us, you are not only enhancing your sustainability efforts but also strengthening your company's reputation as a leader in environmental stewardship within the Shoreham-by-Sea business community.
How It Works
Put your recycling into our Smiths News barcoded bags, drums or tote boxes.
Place your recycling outside your business.
Our van/driver collects it.
Solves all problems!
The History of Recycling in Shoreham-by-Sea
Recycling has been an integral part of Shoreham-by-Sea's environmental ethos for many decades. Known for its commitment to preserving its stunning coastal and urban surroundings, the town has steadily developed its recycling practices over the years, reflecting broader national trends towards sustainability and responsible waste management. This history of recycling is a testament to the community's ongoing dedication to maintaining a clean and green environment through collaborative efforts among local businesses, organisations, and government bodies.
Key Historical Points in Shoreham-by-Sea's Recycling Journey:
- 1970s: The recycling movement began gaining momentum across the UK, including Shoreham-by-Sea, as environmental awareness started to rise.
- 1980s: Awareness campaigns and community programs were initiated, encouraging local businesses to engage in recycling practices.
- 1990s: Significant local government support boosted recycling efforts, resulting in better waste management infrastructure for businesses.
- 2000s: Introduction of stricter waste management regulations saw a marked increase in commercial recycling across Shoreham-by-Sea.
- 2010s: Technological advancements and eco-friendly innovations made recycling more accessible and efficient for local businesses, with initiatives focused on reducing carbon footprints.
Through decades of dedication and evolution, recycling has become a core value in Shoreham-by-Sea, driven by local initiatives and business contributions. Join us at Smiths News as we continue this legacy, turning today's waste into tomorrow's resources.





