Summer’s over and the countdown to the next big calendar event has well and truly begun. Yes, we’re talking about Christmas. Now’s the time for businesses involved in the distribution and packaging of goods to put in place plans to …
Hiring a skip is a great way to get rid of a large amount of rubbish in one go. Skips are usually used for specific projects such as home renovation or gardening/landscaping work. Put simply, if you’re going to generate …
There’s no avoiding it – we still make and use too many things that are neither recyclable nor reusable. Whilst we have made significant steps from being the ‘throwaway society’ we once were, we have yet to reach the point …
“The dustbin of Europe” is how the UK was described back in 2007 and although the situation has improved, unfortunately landfill is currently still the main method of waste management in the UK.
Landfill sites are not a long term …
Litter and waste dumped all over the countryside is becoming a big problem in the UK. 122 tonnes of cigarette butts and related litter alone is dropped every day in the UK, with fast food wrappers topping the list.
Apart …
Go Green
This summer you want to stand out from the crowd and be the consumer’s choice. But what is going to give your business the edge over your competitors? Could it be:
• Cheaper prices?
• New services or …
Its official – Spring has finally arrived. Now you can clear away the winter cobwebs and have a good, old-fashioned spring clean.
This year why not take your spring cleaning to the next level? Out with the old and in …
2010 was a big year for us here at The Rabbit Waste Management. We launched an energy from waste facility, featured in the Sunday Times and won the Green Business Award at …
The main recycling groups are Cardboard/Paper, Glass, Metal and Plastic. You might be surprised at the types of products which can be made from recycling these materials.
Did you know cardboard and paper can be recycled five times? Yes, really. …
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – the three Rs of waste management.
Yes, there are three essential components to managing the waste we all produce at home and at work, but why is it that the third ‘R’ tends to be the …
