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  1. 3 Nov 2018

    Despite efforts & commitments single use coffee cup usage has gone up by a million per day in the UK - this year almost 3 billion coffee cups will be used this year which is up from 2.5 billion in 2016 - surely a is imminent

  2. 3 Nov 2018

    Chancellor says he doesn't need to take action on because retailers are already. The reality: a MILLION more cups are being used every single DAY, reaching 3 billion by end of year. He must take action NOW! Pls RT

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  3. Phillip Hammond said there was no evidence a charge on disposable coffee cups would reduce waste. Looks like the Foreign Office didn't get the memo... They introduced one and 9 months later 42% use a reusable cup. Economic incentives work!

  4. So calls for a because 5 billion plastic lined paper cups litttered or going to landfill every year is madness and must stop. Government: Call to introduce a on single-use cups - Sign the Petition! via

  5. Feb 13

    Here are our usage figures for the @2GoCupIE scheme over the last 4 weeks! This scheme really works with an insane amount of takeaway cups being re-used! getting tough on 💪🤙🤞

  6. 8 Jul 2019

    Love the irony that after the claimed that a levy on disposable coffee cups wouldn’t be effective, a trial in introduced a levy that saw a 74% reduction in sales of drinks in single-use cups. No excuses now

  7. 5 billion plastic-lined paper cups are used in UK coffee shops and takeaways each year. Only 4% of these are captured for recycling. Let's stop the madness ☕ Sign to tell UK gov you support a on single-use cups:

  8. 6 Nov 2019

    While I'm in favour of the why not also tax supermarkets a levy for every item they sell needlessly wrapped in plastic??!

  9. It's . We hope to see further action on including a on disposable coffee cups & a on a range of single-use items (incl. cigarette-butts, cosmetic bottles, cleaning products, food & drink packaging, crisp packets & sauce sachets).

  10. An idea for cutting - but rather than individuals having to sort out, companies should run deposit/reuse scheme, like in Freiburg. Better than .

  11. 4 Nov 2018
  12. 2016: Industry pledges to take action on single-use coffee cups 2016-18: Number of unrecycled cups increases by 250 million a year 2018: Phillip Hammond says industry is doing well enough to avoid government action…

  13. 6 Sep 2019

    Using money raised from the , we’ve bought some outdoor furniture for everyone to enjoy! Head down to and enjoy the sunshine!

  14. 18 Dec 2018

    I'll be talking about this on just at 12 noon. There proposals are welcome, but I worry they might go the way of good ideas in several other Government consultations which were quietly withdrawn after industry pressure, such as

  15. 15 Dec 2018

    . @MaryCreaghMP critiqued coffee chains like for implementing “end-of-pipe” solutions rather than restructuring their business models to eliminate single-use items such as cups was POSTPONED not REJECTED. We are waiting for results

  16. 13 Nov 2018

    The Chancellor ducked the and gave plastic producers until 2022 to get their act together, meaning an extra 700,000 tons of plastic waste will be chucked away

  17. 24 Jan 2019

    I hate the story that people are losing trust in charities. Looking at the , 78% of people feel it should benefit charities. I’d go further, it should go to local charities who can support local environmental projects.

  18. We agree with her! 🙅‍♀️ ⚠️ If you do too please sign our urgent petition to and add a on all single-use cups to reduce waste & save our environment:

  19. 4 Nov 2018

    Despite effort,commitment and lots of publicity... & even the number of coffee cups used in the UK has gone up by1 million 😔 3 billion will be used in 2018. Up by 0.5 billion since 2016. Please WE NEED A NOW 😔♻️😔

  20. 30 Nov 2018

    Not sure how much a coffee costs at the Foreign Office but a 50p differential between reusable and single use appears to have a real impact

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