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Health charity calls on X-mas shoppers to reuse plastic bags
A healthcare charity is calling on shoppers across the country to take heed of its campaign to reuse their plastic bags in the run up to Christmas so that it can save £35,000. Sue Ryder Cares Bring Our Bag Back campaign aims to encourage responsible shopping by encouraging people to cut down on plastic bag usage. The charity currently spends £100,000 a year on plastic bags and believes it can save £35,000 if customers reused their bags. The campaign has been launched nationwide this ...
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