I am sick and tired of seeing teenagers in the street drinking from pop bottles and eating packets of crisps whilst standing a foot or more away from the rubbish bin and once they have finished eating or drinking it is too much trouble for them to walk that extra foot to the bin. Occasionally you see them throw the items towards the rubbish bin but if it misses do

I think it is wrong how the waste collection has changed by the local council so that your household waste only gets collected once every two weeks; this is still the same over the Christmas period. You are not allowed to put black bin bags out by your bin as they will not collect them due to rules and regulations so you end up with black bin bags in your shed if

It is amazing the amount of scrap metal collectors you not only see but hear driving around the streets during the weekend, not one weekend goes by without hearing the familiar sound of the horn and the announcement of any old iron, scrap metal and then the annoying horn again. When I look out of the window their vans are always full of old bikes, ovens, washing

throughout the UK thousands and thousands of tonnes of rubbish is sent to landfill sites each and everyday. With growing pressure worldwide both governmental and private companies are forced to increase the volume of recycling in order to reduce the carbon footprint. Many independent green parties pressurise the government almost on a daily basis to increase and

The UK like many countries increases the fight to reduce carbon footprint and companies throughout the UK step up a gear to support the positive movements to ensure a greener future for our children’s children. Each week millions of households push out there huge plastic bins filled to the brim of rubbish ready and waiting for council lorries to collect and

What is in shop for our children's kids, can governments around the globe and private companies really start altering the way we appear at waste disposal about, can these organisations really change the carbon footprint to have a positive outcome in 100's of years’ time... Each week millions of households push out there huge plastic bins filled to