Public Service Department’s Public Drop-in for Guernsey’s future waste strategy at Beau Sejour
September 28th, 2010 by States of Guernsey Public Services Department
Have your say on Guernsey’s future waste strategy. The Public Services Department (PSD) will hold a public drop-in event in the downstairs concourse area at Beau Sejour Leisure Centre, St Peter Port on Friday 1 October 2010 from 2 to 8 pm. The drop-in session will continue on Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm.
This will be an opportunity for you and members of your organisation who did not attend the workshops and the general public to contribute their views on the future of Guernsey’s waste and also to receive feedback and results from the first workshops.
If you have any questions about the event please telephone Rob Roussel, Senior Project Manager, on 747333 or e-mail Robert.Roussel(at)gov.gg.
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Rob Gill
Further comments to your last sheet at the Beau Sejour drop in.
Encourage development of allotments, reduces imports and packaging.
Encourage development of horticulture sites for veggie agriculture.
Remove tax from profits of local growing
Use newspaper for fish & chips, ban polystyrene fast food containers.
Sure/Wave to have one phone book
Sure/Wave have no phone book but to reley on internet directories.
Encourage use of reusable nappies, tax disposable Huggies, pampers etc.
Reduce by tax the number of redundant local free publications.(GBG, Island Life, Globe etc)
Consider a glass kiln on Island to recycle glass for bricks, slabs and tiles.
Regards
Rob Gill