Trash Talk

The festive season is here, and we’re ready to make sure your waste collections continue smoothly during this busy time. While everyone is preparing for celebrations, we’ve updated our schedule to accommodate the holidays and we aim to take care of you over this Busy time. 

Please read all the information below so you don't miss your bin collection. 

Businesses around the UK and the world, have to ensure that if they are ever dealing with hazardous waste, that they do so by following the rules and safely handling any waste that could be classed as hazardous. 

In this guide, we will be giving you the full run down on: What waste is classed as hazardous. How to handle this waste & the punishments if any company is caught mishandling this.

Safety goggles on please...it could get dangerous! 

Now you may read the title and be thinking...'What do you mean by improper waste disposal'?

Well, in a nutshell, improper waste disposal is any time that you chuck rubbish away, without using the proper techniques. This could be anything from: Littering, Burning, Dumping or Fly-Tipping!

You may not know this, but even by throwing a tiny bit of litter on the floor, you are having a big impact on the environment around you...and not in a positive way! 

So you want to do your bit for your neighbourhood and start a public, community clean up? 

Well, we doth our cap to you, we are proud of you...but it isn't going too be easy! 

Organising a community clean up is a very powerful way of bringing people of all walks of life together for one common goal...to make your neighbourhood cleaner and create a more positive environmental living area.

In 18th-century London, waste was considered so valuable that dustmen would collect coal ash and cinders from homes to sell to brick manufacturers.

If Busy Bins would have been around back then, we would have been worth at least 20 shillings! 

In this blog, we will taking a journey into the past & future, as we cover the full, uncensored, timeline of the history of waste management. 

With the UK and world population, growing minute by minute, day by day, the amount of stomachs that needs filling is growing too, which means a lot more food floating around the nation then ever before.

Now, with all this food being passed around and devoured, you would think that the UK would have their food recycling program running efficiently, smoothly and like a well-oiled machine right? 

Unfortunately, wrong!