June 24th, 2012 by Richard Lord
The St Peter Port Constables ask that St Peter Port residents place their household waste for collection in the appropriate location after dark on the evening before the morning of collection. St Peter Port parish distributes a notice to all households, which states “only one bag of refuse is anticipated from each domestic household within [...]
September 22nd, 2011 by Richard Lord
While traveling through St Peter Port on a household rubbish collection day, it is possible to identify households that are not recycling. Torn-open and thin-film black bin bags and lid-less bins reveal large numbers of bottles and cans that can be recycled. The parish of St Peter Port, like all Guernsey parishes, has to pay [...]
April 23rd, 2011 by We Beat the Mountain
We Beat The Mountain is a young, innovative organisation that aims to reduce the worldwide trash and waste mountain. In order to reach this goal, We Beat The Mountain and her community create, develop and produce cool functional products made from recycled waste and trash. We Beat The Mountain started from three emotions: anger, frustration [...]
September 25th, 2010 by Richard Lord
At first glance Chouet beach didn’t appear to have much litter. Anne Sandwith found some plastic bags embedded in sand at low tide, which she asked for help to retrieve. The tide was coming in so it was a race against time. Only a portion of each plastic bag was exposed and in some cases [...]
April 14th, 2010 by Richard Lord
A report issued by Ocean Conservancy on 14 April 2010 states that on one day in 2009 over 10 million litter items were picked-up from the world’s beaches by beach cleaning volunteers. Click Ocean Conservancy to download a copy of their 10 mb report. Click Marine Debris to find out more information about the role [...]