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1st August 201921st December 2021

9 Things You Never Knew About Recycling

Being eco-friendly is now more popular than ever, so most people are already quite aware of what they can and can’t recycle. In this article, we’re looking at some of the biggest recycling mistakes that people are making every day and helping you to be more efficient. Continue reading

8th July 201910th September 2025

Metals and Their Properties: Stainless Steel

Previously, we have discussed iron, copper, steel, and aluminium as part of our ongoing series ‘Metals and Their Properties’. In this article, we are turning our attention to the qualities, applications and history of stainless steel. As experts in the scrap metal recycling business, we hope to show you the usefulness and importance of recycling stainless steel. Continue reading

5th July 201924th June 2020

The Future of Plastic Recycling

Plastic waste is a huge problem, not just in the UK but worldwide as well. It is estimated that 12.7 million tonnes of plastic ends up in the oceans each year. From Cornish beaches to the uninhabited Pacific Islands, plastic is travelling on ocean currents to turn up in every corner of the globe. Continue reading

28th June 201910th September 2025

Different Metals and Their Properties

Metals are some of the most widely used materials on the planet, as well as being one of the most extracted. Each metal that is extracted has different properties, and it is important to understand these so that you know if you are using that type of metal in the right application – and so that you know which ones to recycle and which ones you should scrap. Continue reading

3rd June 201917th February 2022

Metal Recycling in the UK: Facts & Figures 2019

According to the British Metal Recycling Association (BMRA), at least fifteen-thousand individuals are currently employed in the UK scrap industry. In this article, we consider how their work changes our country for the better, as well as how we all need to work together so as to progress even further. Continue reading

29th May 201921st December 2021

How You Can Help The Environment by Recycling Your Unwanted Vehicles

No matter the reason why your car has reached the end of its life, be it due to damage or a failed MOT, it’s crucial to consider the next steps; what will you do now that you’re faced with a vehicle that you can’t drive anymore? Continue reading

3rd May 201921st December 2021

Which Metals are Recycled in the UK?

If your business currently has an excess of metal that you want to dispose of in an eco-friendly fashion, then you might be interested to know which metals are currently recyclable in our country. In this blog, we’ll talk you through some of the minutiae associated with scrap metal recycling so that you can be sure that choosing an eco-conscious recycling company like ourselves is the correct decision for you and your business. Continue reading

24th April 201926th April 2022

The Raw Materials of Cars

These days, we take our cars for granted. They are machines that many people use every day to travel to and from work, visit relatives or pick up the shopping. They make our lives so much easier, but we rarely stop to consider just how complex they are. Continue reading

26th March 201921st December 2021

Recycle Your Vehicle Locally with Morecambe Metals

Perhaps one of your cars is nearing its next MOT and you’re thinking, ‘is it finally time to scrap my car?’. Well, no-one likes to have to say goodbye to a much-loved car, but when you do you should ensure that you do so with a responsible company that can provide both ethical and eco-friendly services. Continue reading

18th January 201920th July 2021

Benefits of Scrap Metal Recycling for Your Construction Business

It’s pretty common knowledge that recycling any form of products has a positive impact on the world’s environment, and recycling scrap metal is no different. With more and more emphasis being placed on properly disposing of all forms of products, businesses can’t afford to be left behind by forward-thinking competitors. Continue reading