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Posted: Monday, March 20, 2006

Reduce waste and unlock Bracknell profit

The Buckinghamshire and Berkshire Sustainable Business Partnership with Bracknell Forest Borough Council is organising a free event for local businesses to find out how to be more environmentally friendly.

The event will be held on March 21 at South Hill Park, Bracknell. From 10am to 12.30pm all local businesses are invited to attend to learn how a good waste programme could save thousands of pounds. They can also organise a free waste audit of their business premises and gain practical information on how to reduce waste effectively.

Colin Griffin, Bracknell Community and Environmental Team Leader said: "A good waste management programme is beneficial for businesses - it saves money and also helps protect the environment."

Cllr Mrs Ballin, Executive Member for Bracknell Planning and Transportation, said: "Bracknell Forest has a splendid record of recycling. Small measures now can make a very significant impact in the future, and this event will be valuable and interesting for local businesses."

The event is organised by the Buckinghamshire and Berkshire Sustainable Business Partnership, Envirowise and the Council, to help promote waste minimisation and the efficient use of resources.

Bracknell Businesses spend huge amounts on waste disposal, electricity and water bills each year. Over recent years these costs have been increasing. Businesses can reduce waste costs by putting in place simple no cost or low-cost measures, including not wasting paper, using energy efficient light bulbs and being diligent about turning computers and lights off.

To find out more and book a space on this workshop call 01344 354104.

Bracknell Forest Borough Council