Popeyes UK’s chief development officer Tom Byng, Big Table Group’s property director Matthew Ainger, and Itsu’s property director will discuss the opportunity for well-capitalised businesses looking to grow post-pandemic, at MCA’s Restaurant Conference next month.
Eventbrite - Dublin Book Festival presents O’Connell Street: The History and Life of Dublin’s Iconic Street - Sunday, 14 November 2021 at Eason, Dublin 1, Dublin. Find event and ticket information.
Several well-known brands, including Burger King, Ribena, Lucozade and Visa, have marked Earth Day 2021 by announcing new climate targets such as net-zero ambitions.
First held on 22 April 1970, Earth Day is an annual celebration
In this round-up article, edie briefly summarises all the new announcements in alphabetical order. A separate piece on new commitments and launches relating to other issues, including plastic, will follow shortly.
All announcements are separate to the news on Wednesday (21 April) that more than 50 firms have signed up to Amazon and Global Optimism’s Climate Pledge and that 160 financial organisations will partake in a new Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net-Zero chaired by Mark Carney.
Burger King UK vows to focus on meat reduction in pursuit of science-based emissions goals
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Fast food chain marks Earth Day with adoption of science based emissions targets and promise that meat reduction will play key role in its sustainability ambitions
Burger King UK has this week promised to focus on meat reduction and expand its meat-free offerings, as it marked Earth Day with the adoption of new science based emissions targets for 2030.
Squeeze in a read with Louth library services
Reporter:
21 Feb 2021
The Tipperariana Book Fair would be delighted to accept books in good condition for their upcoming fair on Sunday, February 9, 2020. );
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Squeeze in a read with Louth Library Service on February 25 and help to celebrate Ireland s first ever national reading day and reading campaign, Ireland Reads.
The campaign encourages everyone young and old to squeeze in a read to help their mental well-being and to get back into the habit of reading.
The campaign is running throughout February.
A website is available at www.irelandreads.ie where visitors can pledge to read on Ireland Reads Day.