Dantoy has a great “I’m Green” line of bioplastic products, made of at least 90% sugarcane, a sustainable raw material, and their bioplastic is 100% recyclable. The manufacture of bioplastics reduces carbon emissions. Bioplastic made of sugarcane is a 100% sustainable raw material. Most plastic is made from crude oil, whilst Dantoy “I’m Green” PE
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Bradford Garden Centre, Tong, has appointed a new Food Hall Manager as it prepares to launch an extended offering with a new look and new artisan producers. Leeds-born Mark Jocelyn has been recruited to manage the new Hearty’s food hall at Tong Garden Centre following a six-month refurbishment programme that has seen the former food
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Perrywood Tiptree aims to get more people growing in 2021 and will be supporting two charities and a community interest company who use gardening to help vulnerable groups, including refugees, the unemployed, adults with mental health issues and children. These are: Together We Grow. Located at the Big Garden in High Woods Country Park, Colchester.
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Responding to the PM’s route out plan, Helen Dickinson OBE, Chief Executive of the British Retail Consortium, said: “We welcome the additional clarity provided by the Prime Minister. While we are encouraged by a plan for non-essential stores to reopen, the heavy impact of the pandemic means some may never be able to. The cost
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Doggy day care provider, Bruce’s, has opened its newest centre at the Woodcote Green Garden Centre in Surrey, owned by Dobbies. This is the second Bruce’s doggy day care to launch at a garden centre location, demonstrating the success of this new concept for garden centre concessions. Bruce’s doggy day care centres operate like a
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Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, announced today that non-essential retail in England could reopen from April 12. Boris Johnson set out his exit roadmap from lockdown restrictions which includes a four-phase easing of restrictions starting with all pupils returning to school on March 8. From March 29, outdoor gatherings of either six people or two households
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