Trash Talk

Do you ever find yourself with a fridge full of wilted greens and questionable leftovers? Or, maybe you're just curious about how to turn your tea bags and coffee grounds into a renewable resource that can help to save the planet? Well, you have come to right place!

We are diving headfirst into the world of food waste recycling. From the science behind it, to the funky ways you can turn your scraps into something new and exciting. Grab a snack or two, and lets get down and dirty. It's time to turn that food waste frown upside down!

This is a story all about how, my life got flipped, turned upside down, take 1 little second, just sit right there, and I will tell you how I met Karren and got on the Air. 

Get strapped in, flick the kettle on! We are going on a journey to show you how I got the call up from the vice chairman of West Ham United - Karren Brady.

Garlic Bread?!? If you don't get the reference, you may not follow Bolton's famous comedian Peter Kay, who helped put Bolton on the map. Also home to another famous Kay in Vernon Kay. Another famous son of Bolton being Lord Leverhulme who founded Lever Brothers (now part of UniLever). Owners of well known staples like Ben & Jerry's, Marmite, Magnum, Pot Noodle, Dove, Surf, Helmans, Persil and Domestos.   Breeding grounds for Kay's & another area on the map that Busy Bins can help with for waste collection in Bolton. 

If you like Black Pudding then you know about Bury. A town built on the success of a sausage made from blood. Where can you go wrong? 

With a thriving shopping centre, the world famous Bury Market, Sir Robert Peel, The Flying Shuttle and Holcombe Hill. It's a small town that packs a big punch. We also founded our waste management company in Bury back in 2015.

Home of a famous massive puddle, Hollingworth Lake and also home & birthplace to the Co-operative movement, which for anybody who follows our business will know, holds a special place in our heart, as we are currently working towards becoming a Co-operative business. 

It was also reported that Adolf Hitler was a big fan of Rochdale Town Hall & planned on taking it stone by stone back to Germany if they defeated us. 

A part of Greater Manchester that used to get a lot of bad press, I blame Ewan Macoll, whose famous song "Dirty Old Town" was inspired by Salford. Not the best choice of words Ewan. 

Salford is another Northern city that carries a lot of history. Di you know that the birth of Vegetarianism was in Salford & that Guy Fawkes plan to blow up parliament was plotted in Ordsall Hall.