Posted on February 12, 2009 by cambridgematters
If you are out and about in the city centre this week, you might notice
some new additions to the street furniture – four specially designed litter-recycling bins.
The bins, located on St Andrews Street, Market Square and Kings Parade, mark the beginning of a pilot scheme to recycle litter in the city. If successful, the council [...]
Filed under: News, Recycling, Streetscene, Uncategorized | Tagged: cambridge, litter recycling, recycle here, recycling bins, street litter bin | 1 Comment »
Posted on May 15, 2008 by cambridgematters
Some of Cambridge’s public toilets have won awards for their design – but there’s more to them than meets the eye, as Bob Kerry explains
Filed under: CM issue 12 (Spring 2008), Streetscene | Tagged: armadilloo, cambridge, lammas land, loos, midsummer common, public conveniences, sustainable, toilets | Leave a Comment »
Posted on November 30, 2007 by cambridgematters
Ask the average person whether they drop litter and they will answer “No”. And yet we spend £1.6 million on cleaning the streets of Cambridge every year – so who is dropping litter?
Filed under: CM issue 11 (Winter 2007), Litter, Streetscene | Tagged: , behaviour, Litter, psychology, street cleaning | 3 Comments »
Posted on September 10, 2007 by cambridgematters
You probably won’t be surprised to learn that your local environment affects your quality of life. Recent research supports this view and identifies 3 factors that lead to a reduction in well-being in the community.
Filed under: CM issue 10 (Autumn 2007), Street Forum, Streetscene | Leave a Comment »