Reusable nappies work out cheaper long term than disposable, kinder to the planet as well as kinder to your pockets too. Give reusable nappies a go with the Ealing 135 reusable nappy bank, where you can borrow a trial kit for 3 weeks for £25, which includes advice and guidance. Saving money with reusable nappies On average, a... Continue Reading →
CUT THE CRAP exhibition on waste in Ealing is bringing waste busting facts and tips to the Hanwell Community centre from 21 November. Join the Ealing Waste Reduction Movement and help reduce waste in Ealing by getting inspiration from all the interesting facts and tips at the exhibition. Take a pledge to reduce the waste... Continue Reading →
ActForEaling was invited on a tour of Transport Avenue waste transfer station in Brentford to find out what happens to Ealing's rubbish. Transport Avenue processes black bin waste and food waste collected around West London. This trip was thanks to Ealing Council's recycling and rubbish collections team. Follow them for recycling and waste tips on Facebook... Continue Reading →
CUT THE CRAP, our inspirational exhibition on how to reduce waste is moving to Northolt Leisure Centre from 4th September until 25th September. It highlights the huge damage that waste does to the environment, nature, wildlife and us. More importantly, it also gives us solutions on how to reduce waste in Northolt and look after our... Continue Reading →
CUT THE CRAP, our inspirational exhibition on how to reduce waste is at Perivale Library until 3rd September. The ActForEaling exhibition focuses on reducing waste and the huge damage it does to the environment, nature, wildlife and us. The interactive display is on tour of the Ealing Borough takes a critical look at our lifestyles and... Continue Reading →
Our waste busting, CUT THE CRAP exhibition on waste in Ealing is at the Southall Dominion Centre and library for everyone to engage with for July and is moving on 21 August Perivale Library. The exhibition was at Northfields Community Library at the beginning of July with many people pledging to recycle soft plastic packaging... Continue Reading →
