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plastic bags

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Green
Green
20 Mar 2008 10:34

On the train from Dawlish to Exeter the tide was out I notice discarded plastic carrier bags littering the railway embankment and as the the tide was out on the rocks and sand on the beach and estuary. Is it time Dawlish became plastic bag free

care bout planet
care bout planet
20 Mar 2008 11:09

What a good idea not only would we be doing out bit for the enviroment it would show that we do care about things other than supermarkes more houses etc

Consumer
Consumer
20 Mar 2008 13:12

Take your own reusable bag shops will soon get the message

Planet Earth
Planet Earth
20 Mar 2008 13:22

Agree with consumer - let us shoppers lead the way. If we don't want them, shops won't stock them.

annon
annon
20 Mar 2008 14:18

I go told off in Stokes wnen I put some carrots and an onion loose in the basket, next time I went in used the mushroom paper bags got told off again! even bio bags take between 2 & 5 years turn to dust.

Planet Earth
Planet Earth
20 Mar 2008 14:24

Did you explain to the people in Stokes why you didn't use plastic bags?

annon
annon
20 Mar 2008 14:54

Yes was told it took to long to weigh things loose and only mushrooms allowed in the paper bags. I go to a little veg shop in Teignmouth now they do a lot of organic produced if you do need a plastic bag they provide used ones and dont mind if you put items straight into basket and they are very nice people who work their

007
007
20 Mar 2008 15:13

I went to Pinhoe spar shop the other day and was charged 5p per carrier, so I won't be going there again.

annon
annon
20 Mar 2008 15:47

Why not take your own bag. Majority of plastic bags come from China ruining our planet on two fronts carbon footprint and our enviroment

ZIGGY
ZIGGY
20 Mar 2008 17:34

Oh dear 007 that will teach you to take your own bag in future, or reuse the one you have paid 5p for.
Trago Mills have been charging 5p&10p for plastic bags for years.
All supermarkets are going to charge for plastic bags soon M&S have already started and now spar, good on them.
Where will you shop then 007????

007
007
20 Mar 2008 18:37

Tescos online!

Green
Green
20 Mar 2008 18:47

007 you certainly dont worry about the enviroment, suppose you havent any children otherwise you would care about their future

ZIGGY
ZIGGY
20 Mar 2008 19:22

Have you shopped on line before 007?
You don't get free delivery you know.
You have to choose a slot and it can cost anything from 5£ upwards.
So I suggest you carry on paying 5p for your plastic bag at spar!!!

care about planet
care about planet
20 Mar 2008 20:08

Nothing is for free that free carrier bag doesnt cost you cash the cost is added to price off goods, and an even bigger price is paid by ruining the planet

007
007
20 Mar 2008 20:20

I haven't shopped at Tescos online before, but paying someone £5 so I don't have -

Drive to Tescos.
Push trolley around for an hour.
Queue up.
Pack.
Load in car.
Carry it in doors.

£5 what a great deal and it's good for the environment too.

007
007
20 Mar 2008 20:30

I don't have any children, 'global warming' is just a natural cyclic event that has happened many times before.

care about planet
care about planet
20 Mar 2008 21:13

007 you will be back to square one when Tesco starts charging for carrier bags that was your quibble wasnt it. I often shop on line its great

007
007
21 Mar 2008 09:11

I thought tesco deliveries come in plastic boxes?

ZIGGY
ZIGGY
21 Mar 2008 10:11

No they come in a delivery van!

care bout planet
care bout planet
21 Mar 2008 11:53

Tesco home delivery comes by van in plastic bags which are put into boxes

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