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Garden Bonfires: The Lowdown on Rules and Regulations

Ah, the joy of a crackling garden bonfire—the warmth, the coziness, and the smell of… oh wait, before you strike that match, did you know there are rules? Yes, you read that right, even in the world of backyard blazes, there are guidelines to keep the flames of fun from turning into a smoke-snarling monster. […]

DIY Wall Plastering: Elevating Your Home’s Aesthetic

In the world of home improvement, few tasks can have as transformative an effect as plastering walls. It’s not merely about aesthetics; it’s about creating a space that exudes freshness and comfort. While many recognise the value of well-plastered walls, they are often deterred by the perceived complexity and cost of hiring a professional. In […]

Simpler Recycling: A Cleaner Future for England’s Household Waste

We’ve got some exciting news to share, and it’s not just for us but for the planet too. Defra, which stands for the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, has unveiled something called Simpler Recycling, and trust us, it’s a game-changer. It’s all about making the world a cleaner, greener place for all of […]

30,000 New Battery Recycling Points Coming Your Way

A Green Initiative Over the years, the importance of recycling has grown exponentially. With the surge in electronic devices, the need to recycle batteries has become more crucial than ever. Now, there’s some electrifying news on the horizon. The battery compliance schemes have united to roll out “Battrecycle.” This groundbreaking initiative aims to establish 30,000 […]

Westminster fines firms for waste left on the street

Recently, two businesses situated on Edgware Road, Westminster, London found themselves facing substantial fines of £505 and £1,025. These financial penalties were the outcome of a meticulous investigation conducted by Westminster Council’s city inspectors, revealing instances of waste being improperly left on public streets. Here’s the twist: Both businesses were unable to produce a vital […]

Aldi Takes a Green Leap: Bidding Adieu to Single-Use Cutlery

In a bold move towards sustainable practices, Aldi has recently announced a significant change in its Food to Go range. The supermarket giant will be discontinuing the use of single-use cutlery in a bid to promote the adoption of reusable alternatives. This decision is expected to have a notable impact. Aldi estimates a reduction of […]

Environment Agency has confirmed that RPS 250 will be withdraw

As of the 1st September 2023 the Environment Agency has confirmed that RPS 250 will be withdrawn, this mean that a small number of items from Pre 2007 buildings will automatically be classified as hazardous and will not be able to be sent to wood recyclers. Instead, they will require specialist waste disposal unless they […]