U.K. NEWS

Reading Borough Council and North Hertfordshire Council are the latest local authorities to join the Flexible Plastic Fund FlexCollect project.

A local primary school has unveiled an exciting array of improvements for pupils to enjoy the outdoors and learn more about growing food and cookery, thanks to a £5,000 donation from Health for Life®.

Sheldon-based Elms Farm Primary School has created a brand-new outdoor fitness area for its students, thanks to a £5,000 grant from Health for Life.

Eighteen employees at Mondelēz International have completed an extensive bike ride to raise funds for local homelessness charity, St Basil’s.

Primary school pupils from across the region have come together to celebrate and share their initiatives and ideas for healthier lifestyles, as a result of taking part in the Health for Life programme.

UK Economic and Social Impact Report Published

Pilot will inform how to incorporate flexibles into existing collection services

UK colleagues volunteer their time and skills to local communities

Part of a broader global business goal to reduce the use of virgin plastic material