British Recycled Plastic based in Yorkshire
Do you want to get into growing your own veg but don't know where to start? Are you overwhelmed by the options or restricted by space? Huw Richards organic gardener, grower and Youtuber has the answer, and British Recycled Plastic [...]
Major Pub Chain Turns To British Recycled Plastic for Solution to Plastic Problem You may have seen in the news that JD Wetherspoon, one of the UK's biggest and best-recognised pub chains, recently decided to remove plastic straws from all of [...]
IT WORKS! You may remember this report about Goose Green School's parent-led clean air incentives . We were very happy to be part of this scheme, and now the plan has proven itself a success with the release of a [...]
Greensleeves Nursery and Farm Shop in Odcombe, Somerset has started to make an impressive series of display benches using our recycled plastic lumber planks as part of their sustainability drive under new owners, Derek Taylor and Helen James. As neighbours [...]
Here at British Recycled Plastic, we pride ourselves on helping to keep waste plastic out of landfill because as everyone knows, it takes forever to break down. However when it's recycled into something useful, this characteristic becomes a real strength, [...]
We post a fair few pictures here of recycled plastic lumber and furniture looking smart and shiny in schools, parks, waterways and such, and we're very proud of the difference our products can make in these environments. The most amazing [...]
The last couple of weeks have seen a bumper harvest in the British Recycled Plastic news orchard; we no sooner open our Windows than a ripe juicy news apple falls from some branch of the Internet and into our digital [...]
We here in the BRP shed have long been banging on about the many benefits of replacing traditional hard standing such as tarmac with permeable paving systems like our Hebden X-Grid, but sometimes it's nice to know the wider world [...]
Breathing Traffic Fumes... Exhausting. We all know the air in modern cities is rarely great, but for kids it can be even worse - they do all their breathing so much closer to the level of all those exhaust pipes [...]
The ghosts of architecture past In the 1970s, concrete was king. Forming technology had advanced fast and Brutalism still seemed like a good idea to a lot of architects (if you remember Newcastle's 'Get Carter' car park or the old [...]