Scrapyards across the UK are investing in metal balers to improve efficiency, reduce transport costs, and increase output. This guide explains why this is happening in 2026 and what it means for the industry.
Tungsten prices have surged in 2026, driven by supply shortages, Chinese export controls and rising global demand. This guide explains why tungsten is so expensive, what it means for the UK market, and where the scrap industry fits in.
As the UK moves towards its 2050 Net Zero and Zero Avoidable Waste goals, the scrap car industry is playing a crucial role in cutting emissions and conserving resources. We explore how responsible vehicle recycling supports a cleaner, greener future and what these national targets mean for drivers, recyclers, and the wider automotive sector.
Scrap Local has been featured by ATF Professional, recognising its journey from a digital vehicle recycling platform to a fully operational ELV site under Local Recycling Group, highlighting industry growth and innovation.
Scrap Local marks one year in its 4.5-acre Darwen yard with the arrival of the used Liebherr LH22 Powerhand. A look back at the progress, challenges, and growth.
Discover how the arrival of the Hyundai Powerhand is enhancing efficiency and supporting more sustainable vehicle recycling at Scrap Local’s Darwen site.
Scrap Local’s guide will cover location, grants and location, so you know where to stand if you have a non-compliant car in Sheffield.
The Newcastle Clean Air Zone charges non-compliant taxis, vans, and HGVs. Over £10 million in grant funding remains available as of February 2025 to support vehicle upgrades. Apply now.
We have hundreds of scrap car buyers waiting to buy your scrap car.