McDonald's, Wrigley and others call on government to fight £1bn litter problem
Coalition of campaign groups and businesses back cleanup plan in a letter to the Guardian, urging the government to ‘provide or stimulate funding'
Litter is a problem that costs taxpayers nearly £1bn a year, and now some of the companies whose products end up as waste on the streets are calling on the government to create a national strategy to tackle...
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'Exasperating': Government delays Environment Bill, again
Environment Minister Pow argues delay to landmark legislation does not diminish government’s environmental ambition, but green groups have panned the move, claiming it is at odds with Ministers repeated promises to deliver a 'green Brexit’
