Once again, welcome our blogging enthusiasts, to our blog on all the fun, creative and different ways that you can help turn your energy sapping office, into an eco-friendly working space, to impress clients, staff and whoever else decides to grace your office with their presence.
In this article you will find: ways to make your office more Eco-friendly, what things to avoid in your office and some of the best Eco-friendly office gadgets that we have scoured the internet to bring to you.
There are plenty of businesses all over the UK. From Pubs & Takeaways all the way to Horse Riding and Show Jumping companies. Whilst the businesses and industries may differ, they all have to manage the same thing, their waste!
At Busy Bins, we pride ourselves on providing the best tailored waste management solutions for every business in the UK. All businesses are different, and so is their commercial waste collection.
The average person generates over 4 pounds of waste per day, that is the same amount as a Watermelon!
Now, since we have been going for over 9 years, spanning Greater Manchester, providing our waste and recycling service to anyone who needs it, you would think that everyone would know about our service.
Any keen Lego builder or any parents out there will have felt this pain more times then they care to think of or want to talk about. The pain of standing on Lego.
For our readers who have never experienced this, picture stepping on a plug, now picture stepping on a 100 mini plugs that find its way under your toes and every other bit of foot you didn't know existed...that is Lego.
Seemingly harmless at full glance, but step on one and you will be carrying some physical bruises.
Recycling is being pushed on households and businesses more and more these days. With landfills becoming more and more tightly packed & more materials being produced now more than ever, it is no wonder governments are trying to tighten up the process.
With so many new recycling methods & guidelines flying around, it can be tough keeping track with what goes where and why....well don't fret, you can find all the frequently asked questions about recycling in this blog
All businesses and households across the UK have a duty of care to manage waste safely and without harming the environment.
The waste duty of care basically ensures that everyone involved in the waste management chain, which includes homeowners, business owners & waste companies, take safe and appropriate measures to prevent environmental harm and effectively handle all waste produced.
But, why are these notes so crucial?
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