Litter Free Dorset award for businesses reducing plastic | Bridport and Lyme Regis News
Dorset businesses which want to reduce their plastic consumption and become more sustainable could be in with a chance of winning an award.
Stay updated with breaking news from Stuart Beckingham. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Dorset businesses which want to reduce their plastic consumption and become more sustainable could be in with a chance of winning an award.
Dorset businesses which want to reduce their plastic consumption and become more sustainable could be in with a chance of winning an award.
'LEAVE Only Footprints' is the message to visitors heading to a Weymouth beach seeking a dose of vitamin sea. A dull concrete block at Sandsfoot beach has been brightened up thanks to a striking new mural which aims to remind visitors they should look after the area and not leave their rubbish. The mural was designed and produced by Weymouth-based Dead Walk Designs and commissioned by Litter Free Dorset and the Castle Cove Sailing Club. READ MORE: The design adorns a concrete block that caps a surface water outflow pipe into Portland Harbour, which links to another Litter Free Dorse...
'LEAVE Only Footprints' is the message to visitors heading to a Weymouth beach seeking a dose of vitamin sea. A dull concrete block at Sandsfoot beach has been brightened up thanks to a striking new mural which aims to remind visitors they should look after the area and not leave their rubbish. The mural was designed and produced by Weymouth-based Dead Walk Designs and commissioned by Litter Free Dorset and the Castle Cove Sailing Club. READ MORE: The design adorns a concrete block that caps a surface water outflow pipe into Portland Harbour, which links to another Litter Free Dorse...
Why have Lulworth and Durdle Door rocketed in popularity? In recent years the areas of Lulworth and Durdle Door have both grown in popularity, according to James Weld from The Lulworth Estate. There are a number of key contributing factors that have led to a rise in popularity of the location, namely social media and the press. Visitors at Durdle Door on Sunday, May 31. Picture: BNPS Mr Weld said: "What has substantially and steadily increased over the years is references to Durdle Door on the internet and social media. "It was voted a few years ago as one of the few countryside ...