Iain Gulland
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Festival 2014 goes green with help from recycling volunteers
WHILE SCOTLAND’S athletes are going for gold, visitors to the Festival 2014 events running alongside the Commonwealth Games are going green, with help from volunteer recycling ambassadors. Zero Waste… Read More
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Businesses confident as new regulations approach
AN INDEPENDENT survey of 500 Scottish businesses has revealed that 66% of firms are aware of the new Waste (Scotland) Regulations, which come into force from the 1 January 2014. Of those who were aware, 92% said they were confident… Read More
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Easier ‘on the go’ recycling
HUNDREDS OF NEW recycling bins are being installed in busy public places across Scotland as the country marks the start of Recycle Week. Popular locations where people can now recycle include Edinburghs recently-refurbished Royal Commonwealth Pool, Glasgows Kelvingrove Park,… Read More
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On the go recycling trial
SCOTLAND IS SET to run a new trial to encourage more people to recycle on-the-go through reverse vending. The concept, which involves people being given cash or discounts when they recycle in the street, has proved successful in… Read More
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Zero waste law could bring huge savings
Scotland has some new waste regulations in place . But what they mean for the foodservice industry? Iain Gulland explains. BUSINESSES OPERATING in Scotlands catering sector will be required to sort and present food waste and other key recyclable… Read More