Organised by the United Nations, this years World Environmental Day’s theme is “air pollution” and will be hosted by China. This annual global event encourages worldwide awareness and action for the protection of the environment. It is celebrated on the 5th June in over 100 countries. Continue reading “World Environmental Day”
Simply Waste Solutions is one of six independent waste management companies, who have come together for the first time, to challenge the proposal of local waste and recycling monopolies. Continue reading “Government Plays Monopoly”
The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) will be coming into effect in central London from 8th April 2019 and will affect nearly all vehicles. This 24/7 traffic management and emission reduction scheme covers the same locations as the current Congestion Charge, the Mayor of London hopes that the introduction of the ULEZ will improve air quality in the capital. Continue reading “Is Your Waste Supplier ULEZ Ready? We Are”
The news has been full of reports about how single-use products and plastics are polluting the environment and damaging wildlife. Continue reading “Scratching the Surface of Compostable and Biodegradable Plastics”
Having healthy supplier relationships is necessary for every business, these relationships take time to find and build over time to make sure that all your business’ needs are being met. Continue reading “Healthy Supplier Relationships”
Simply Waste Solutions’ Academy Training Manager, Kevin Barcroft has been elected as Chairman of the Freight Transport Association (FTA) East of England Freight Council. Continue reading “Kevin Barcroft Chairman of the FTA East of England Freight Council”
Simply Waste Solutions’ driver Jamie Jarman has been presented with a prestigious award, The City Mark: Driver of the Year, at the 2019 LAPV’s Future Fleet Forum. Continue reading “Driver Awarded The City Mark Driver of the Year Award”
Simply Waste Solutions has continued its growth throughout last year and finished it on a high. Continue reading “2018 Simply Waste Solutions Highlights”
Last week, the UK government announced plans to invest £60 million in projects aimed at developing closed loop bio-plastics made from industrial or post-consumer recycled food waste. Continue reading “UK Plan to Invest £60 Million in Bio-plastic Innovations”
