Remember when “going green” meant just tossing your empty cans in the recycling bin? Those days are long gone. In London’s bustling business scene, companies are stepping up their game in ways that would make even the most dedicated environmentalist smile. And some businesses, like office fruit delivery company ‘Fruitful Office’ are showing us how it’s done without missing a beat. Small Changes, Big Impact Picture this: an office fruit delivery service that’s about more than just dropping off your daily apple. Fruitful Office has quietly revolutionized how London businesses think about sustainability. Here’s what caught my eye – they’ve…
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The temporary car insurance experts at Tempcover have carried out extensive research to identify the slowest-moving traffic hotspots across England. The full data breakdown, exploring factors including total time lost to traffic[2] and the longest average delays on local A roads[3], can be viewed here. Below, we reveal the 10 locations with the slowest-moving A roads across England, based on average speed. England’s 10 slowest-moving traffic hotspots: Rank Area Average speed on local ‘A’ roads (miles per hour) 1 Reading 13.0 2 Nottingham 13.5 3 Southampton 13.6 4 London 13.8 5 Plymouth 15.3 5 Manchester 15.3 7 Hull 15.6 8 Leicester 15.9 9 Liverpool…
Britain’s leading charity representing hobbyist beekeepers has responded to new evidence raising significant questions about the composition of blended honey samples imported to the UK and sold at supermarket retailers. In a recent authenticity test, 96% of samples of imported honey from supermarkets were found to be ‘atypical’ for honey, compared to 100% of UK beekeeper samples that were deemed ‘typical’. The Honey Authenticity Network UK (HAN UK) sent 30 honey samples for testing last month, with 24 out of the 25 jars of imported honey not meeting the required standards. All five of the samples sent from UK beekeepers…
Save money by cutting waste Win over eco-conscious consumers Prepare for a greener future Make use of funding and incentives Unlock new revenue streams Practical tips for going green Breaking down the challenge Joe Phelan, money.co.uk business bank accounts expert, says: “Prioritising sustainability isn’t just an ethical choice – it can drive profitability, streamline operations, and boost brand loyalty. Here’s why going green is a win for your business and the environment. Save money by cutting waste Sustainability isn’t just about reducing your carbon footprint; it’s also about efficiency. By identifying areas where resources are being wasted, SMEs can often uncover significant…