At Anglo Doorstep Collections, we believe in celebrating the councils driving real change in reuse. Our mission is simple: make it easy for UK residents to give their unwanted goods a second life — and make sure that reuse data doesn’t go unreported.
Each month, we collect over 800 tonnes of quality, reusable household items on behalf of dozens of local authorities. Everything is WDF-compliant, and the results speak for themselves.
For May to June, we’ve crunched the data and found three clear leader-boards. Some councils achieved a dramatic percentage increase in reuse tonnage. Others delivered sheer volume uplift. Both matter — both are worth shouting about.
But the public doesn’t see spreadsheets. They see social media. Every time a council shares our service — through their website, e-newsletters, Facebook, or Instagram — bookings rise. Reuse tonnage rises. WDF tonnage rises. It’s that simple.
Our ask? If you're not seeing this kind of uplift yet, talk to us. We can help activate your residents, reduce your bulky waste load, and increase your reported reuse — all at zero cost to your council.
If your council is already working with us — thank you. Let’s do more.
If your council hasn’t yet claimed your WDF reports — or isn’t sure how — let’s talk. We currently hold unclaimed reuse reports for over 200 UK councils.
📩 Get in touch: rob@anglo-recycling.co.uk
Let’s grow your reuse tonnage, one collection at a time.
Top 10 Council by Percentage Weight Increase (May to June 2025)
Stafford District Council recorded the highest percentage increase in reported waste saved with Anglo Doorstep Collections from May to June, with an impressive 333% jump. Close behind were Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council and Bassetlaw District Council, ranking second and third for percentage growth. It’s fantastic to see that all of the top 10 councils achieved increases of over 200% during this period!
Top 10 Councils by WDF Tonnage Reported in June 2025
In June, Guildford Borough Council led the way with the highest volume of waste saved, collecting an impressive 40.829 tonnes in just one month. Wokingham Borough Council and Tandridge District Council followed closely, securing the second and third highest totals for waste saved during the month.
Top 10 Councils by Absolute Reuse Gain May to June 2025
The absolute reuse gain highlights which councils saw the largest increase in waste saved by tonnage, rather than percentage. Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole Council topped the list with an increase of over 8 tonnes from May to June. Southampton City Council and Tandridge District Council followed closely, each reporting gains of more than 7 tonnes compared to the previous month.
