Because of the versatility of the containers, some used containers may still have contents inside, some of which are exceptionally strange.

Here are just some of the most popular uses of shipping containers these days:

The Gorse Hill Hotel near Woking installed two used containers in its grounds in May 2019 for storage purposes.

A man who has lived happily in a home made from a recycled shipping container has been evicted by his local council on a legal technicality.

A London hotel made from recycled containers has been nominated for a sustainability award, news sources report.

Over the past few years, one of the biggest news stories in the world of logistics involved the price of shipping containers.

A pop-up shipping container market has opened in Belfast, making use of a site formerly occupied by a cinema.

While there is currently a lack of outdoor pools in the UK, there could be more popping up in the future...

One of the most unique adaptations of the industrial storage box in recent times is to convert it into a virtual wonderland.

A fast-growing outdoor activities provider is aiming for a major expansion this summer as visitors flock to the spectacular coast and...

A British family has done something truly extraordinary in a project that has seen them build their own home from used containers.

A go-ahead Vale of Clwyd football club is appealing for more coaches to help with its expanding junior section. St Asaph City, which runs...

Cheshire Oaks’ brand-new shipping container village is preparing to host lots of fun events this summer, including a live music competition.

Government grants, such as the Get Britain Building Fund, are helping to pay for the attraction.

Birmingham plan to deploy used shipping containers in a new development aimed at maximising ’s hosting of the Commonwealth Games.

There have been several unconventional uses for shipping containers reported over the years, from swimming pools to vaccination centres.

One of the most common reasons to buy a used shipping container is to set up a catering facility, often carrying some ‘alternative’ vibe.

Planning permission has now been granted for the expansion, which will feature ten ‘modular buildings’ that will include a bakery.

Brighton residents could benefit from a yoga studio and café if plans are approved by the council.