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Interview: Ollie Hayes, Lead Climate Change Campaigner at Friends of the Earth
Wednesday 21st November 2018
This month our focus is climate change. As part of our #climate matters series, we wanted to showcase those organisations fighting the corner for planet earth. So we caught up with Ollie Hayes, Lead Climate Change Campaigner at Friends of the Earth.
Tuesday 6th November 2018
Climate change refers to any change in climate over time, whether due to natural variability or as a result of human activity
Tuesday 6th November 2018
This week sees the launch of ‘Living Wage Week’ which is an annual celebration of the living wage movement
Monday 29th October 2018
This month, we’re focused on #circularstories, understanding what the circular economy is and looking at those organisations helping to build a new approach to business.
Waste at Halloween is TERRIFYING
Wednesday 24th October 2018
7 million Halloween costumes ended up in the bin in 2016! That’s scary news.
Reinventing surplus fruit and veg
Tuesday 16th October 2018
It’s estimated that a third of all produce never reaches our plates. We caught up with Rubies in the Rubble Director, Alicia to find they are pioneering the circular economy
Tuesday 18th September 2018
On Friday 14th September, over 60 Paper Round staff and customers went down to Brighton beach as part of the Marine Conservation Society’s (MCS) Great British Beach Clean.
Wednesday 12th September 2018
The shortlist of this year’s Food Made Good Awards has been announced and we are proud sponsors of the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle category.
The truth about recycling - black plastics
Tuesday 11th September 2018
Black plastics are an industry wide problem. We see them on our supermarket shelves as ready meals, and meat or biscuit packets. However, they have gained a lot of press in recent years over the controversy of their recycling capabilities.
The truth about recycling - coffee cups
Tuesday 11th September 2018
Coffee cups have made the headlines with their dubious recycling record, where it was revealed that us Brits were throwing away 2.5 billion cups a year!Accreditations
