Keep Britain Tidy, the group responsible for monitoring the cleanliness our streets has identified smoking materials, confectionary waste and dog fouling as residual problems.
The conclusion of the recently released 2008/9 report is that although overall levels are slightly down on previous years, these three contribute significantly.

Responding to the worst winter in 30 years many Councils are currently reviewing their Cold Weather performance in the ‘warmer’ light of day. High on the agenda will are Grit Bins. Were there enough and what state are they now in?

The new Bermuda Bin Series provides a solution to recycling collection within contemporary urban and commercial landscapes. Produced in high quality stainless steel, the Bermuda is available in single, double or triple formats with lockable 110 litre compartments.

As part of their programme of events and product demonstrations, LINPAC Environmental is holding a free Open Day at the Aztec Hotel and Spa near Bristol on Tuesday 22nd June.

LINPAC have added a new Blast Bin to their product portfolio in response to the threat of explosive devices hidden in litter bins in high traffic public areas such as airports, shopping malls and railway stations.

The style maybe familiar but the design is all new for the Square Heritage litter bin launched by Linpac Environmental.

Opened in September 2008, the Highcross Shopping Centre in the heart of Leicester was honoured with a British Council of Shopping Centres Gold Award in recognition of the contribution made to improving the quality of the built environment within the inner city area.

The FinBin range of contemporary steel litter and recycling bins is now available exclusively in the UK through LINPAC Environmental.

The style maybe familiar but the design is all new for the Square Heritage litter bin launched by Linpac Environmental.

A campaign in Hastings, Sussex has caught the attention of the media; this recent article in the Telegraph newspaper highlighted how strongly the general public and council officers feel about this ongoing problem.