Ban on businesses supplying single-use plastics comes into force in England Regulations are part of efforts to cut down on plastic pollution The Independent UK · Oct 1, 2023
The way Bristolians get coffee is about to be revolutionised Millions of single-use coffee cups and overflowing city bins in Bristol to be targeted Bristol Post · Jun 20, 2023
Plans by Westminster to block Scottish bottle deposit scheme a ‘travesty’ Environmental campaigners furious Alister Jack intends to deny trade exemption for bottle recycling proposals The Guardian - UK · Mar 13, 2023
England will ban single-use plastic plates and cutlery for environmental reasons Environment Secretary Therese Coffey says the new ban will stop pollution from "billions of pieces of plastic." Advocates applaud the move but say it doesn't go far enough on its own. WEKU · Jan 9, 2023
Tories suggested banning plastic cutlery and burger trays a year ago - but haven't acted More than 50,000 people responded to the Tories' call for evidence last year, and overwhelmingly demanded an immediate end to sales of single-use plastic cutlery and burger trays Daily Mirror · Nov 22, 2022
Bristol company on four-day week says staff productivity and mental health better one year on Environmental organisation City to Sea moved its 19 employees to a shorter week without a reduction in pay 12 months ago Bristol Post · Oct 3, 2022
Bristol company that moved to four-day week says staff more productive one year on City to Sea said employees had also experienced "improved wellbeing" since the business cut working hours 12 months ago Birmingham Post · Sep 30, 2022
The amazing piece of art that's appeared on a Welsh beach The stunning image was created to highlight a very important cause Wales Online · Jun 17, 2022
The companies going above and beyond to look after employee mental health For these businesses, mental health is not just a tick-box exercise, it’s about people's happiness and welfare Birmingham Post · May 13, 2022
Bristol organisation moves to four-day week with staff on full pay City to Sea trialled a shorter working week and now its 19 staff will move to four days permanently Bristol Post · May 5, 2022
Bristol company moves to four-day week without reducing pay City to Sea's staff have all moved to a 32-hour working week permanently following a trial Birmingham Post · May 5, 2022