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This month, Lisburn Christians Against Poverty (CAP) debt centre manager Paul Baillie is explaining how to budget better environmentally.

A ZERO-WASTE hosted a council visit as part of a special world day celebrating waste-free shopping.

Sand art depicting Welsh coastline appeared on a Ceredigion beach last week, with an important sustainability message to mark World Refill Day.

More than 80% of Britons want the Government to make refillable products a central part of its strategy for tackling the plastic pollution crisis, according to a survey. Released on World Refill Day, the research found more than two-thirds (73%) of respondents think plastic pollution is as bad or worse than it was before the onset of the pandemic. A third have had a reusable container such as a coffee cup rejected in the last 12 months, despite guidance stating they are Covid-safe for servers to handle as long as basic hygiene practice is followed. The survey of 2,000 adults conducted in May ...

L-R: Survey team, Diane Ketcher, Glyn Holt, Julia Sonander and John Webb - Credit: Transition Town Letchworth Members of the Plastic Free Letchworth team were in the town centre on Monday raising awareness of the first ever World Refill Day. World Refill Day takes place on June 16, and ‘City to Sea’, the organisation which is coordinating events nationally, is encouraging people to join in by bringing their reusable water bottles, coffee cups and other containers into town to use on the day. Every time someone refills a bottle rather than throwing a plastic one away, they are reducing ...