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Paper Round wins Sustainable City Award
Paper Round wins best Environmental Management in SMEs at the Sustainable City Awards. Dubbed the ‘Green Oscars’, the awards recognise and reward businesses for their excellent achievements in all areas of sustainable business development. Accepting the award Director Bill Swan said, “We try to set an example of best practice and show that business and sustainability are not only compatible but can also make an organisation more competitive. It’s great for our hard work to be recognised.”
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10.02.2009
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I’ve become increasingly worried about our complete inability to deal with weather. We’re a nation obsessed with the weather; you’d think that was one area we’d have covered. Read more
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30.01.2009
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Dalkia starts food recycling with Paper Round
Facilities management company Dalkia have set up food recycling service for the staff canteen of its client Ofcom. Paper Round now collects four 120 litre bins of food waste per week from Ofcom’s staff canteen. Staff there claim it is already making a difference and have noticed that general waste bins are significantly less full. The food waste is taken to a specialist facility in Kent where it is made into high quality compost.
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28.8.2008
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Paper Round launches complete waste management trial for Bovis Lend Lease at Athlete's Village in East LondonThis month Paper Round launched a complete Zero to Landfill waste management scheme for construction company Bovis Lend Lease at the Olympic Athletes Village in Stratford. The three month trial will ensure that maximum recycling rates are achieved for all materials including paper, cardboard, glass, cans, plastics and food. All residual waste that cannot be recycled will be taken to a modern Energy from Waste facility in South-East London to create electricity.
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28.8.2008
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TfL to achieve 'Zero to Landfill' Status with Paper Round's innovative waste management.This month Paper Round Ltd won the tender for a five year complete waste management contract worth over £300,000 for 30 of Transport for London's sites that aims to dramatically improve TfL's environmental performance... Read full article
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