By Tom Harris News and sports reporter
Gloucestershire, Lincolnshire and Lancashire will rival Cornwall for the award. Cornwall has been nominated for the County of the Year award by England Golf. In a press release they described Cornwall as a small county showing outstanding levels of communication and engagement during pandemic year. Gloucestershire, Lincolnshire and Lancashire are also nominated for the prize. An expert panel of judges made up of England Golf staff as well as industry and media colleagues had the unenviable task of narrowing down the list of potential winners from an outstanding long list of nominations. Cornish golf club Whitsand Bay has also been nominated for the Sustainability Project of the Year award. Situated in South East Cornwall it was outlined by England Golf as a club which has taken an economically viable and environmentally sustainable approach to
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If you’ve already been swapping out your single-use cups and cutlery, here’s the next big step: plastic bags. Singapore is due for a charging model for disposable bags in supermarkets, and it’s about time too.
Our little red dot consumes over three billion single-use plastic bags each year, which wind up polluting oceans and landfills. Want to help save the world and look chic too?
We’ve rounded up some reusable shopping bag alternatives which go the extra mile with upcycled fabrics and stunning prints.
1. Peco Bag
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A homegrown startup by Melbourne-born eco-warrior Yumika Hoskin, Peco Bag turns ocean-clogging plastic into sassy, striking tote bags. Crafted entirely from recycled plastic bottles, her wide-brimmed bags run the gamut from no-frills to fruity.
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May 05, 2021
HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 5 May 2021 - Local health food brand JMC Wild Forest collaborates with African childcare ministry organization Watoto, hoping to awaken the public s attention to vulnerable women and orphans in Africa.
Jannie, the founder of JMC, hopes to awaken more people to care about the needs of disadvantaged women and children in Africa through the collaboration with Watoto.
JMC Wild Forest is a local shop in Hong Kong that offers delicious healthy and natural foods from Europe. The initial idea for Jannie to start JMC is originated from her experiences in sharing natural food from Europe with her family and friends. JMC Wild Forest travels to Europe and searches for products, bringing before Hong Kong and Macau people quality and reasonably priced natural products from Europe.
The window is now open for entries to ICAEW’s Finance for the Future awards, which recognise financial leadership in building sustainable economies.
This year will mark the ninth Finance for the Future Awards, which ICAEW proudly co-founded with HRH The Prince of Wales’s Accounting for Sustainability Project (A4S) in 2012.
Now also run in partnership with Deloitte, the Finance for the Future programme serves to build, promote and recognise leadership in the development of successful business models which embed sustainability at the heart of their operations, delivering long-term environmental and social benefits.
It works through promoting the sharing of best practice and developing a community of finance leaders committed to making sustainable business decisions.