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Neat Streets Grant Fund

Hubbub is launching the new Neat Streets grant fund to support projects with £10,000 of funding for local authorities to replicate one of the Neat Streets litter campaigns or #InTheLoop recycling campaign. The fund is supported by McDonald's. Applications close January 24th 2025.
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Waitrose & Partners Plan Plastic: The Million Pound Challenge

A £1 million grant fund for innovative projects that are tackling plastic pollution. From fungus that eats plastic to solutions from the ocean, see what's been achieved so far.
Four office workers wearing colourful 80s clothing stand in an office decorated for Christmas. From left to right: an older gentleman in a shirt and tie, the office boss, holds a gift and looks at the other three; a woman in her 30s shrugs at the camera and rolls her eyes; a man in his late 30s looks at the boss in a confused way, while laughing; a young woman laughs while looking at the other three.
Secondhand Santa

Secondhand Santa is coming to town to inspire better gifts for you and the planet. Swapping tat for pre-loved gifts can really add up – 28 million gifts were exchanged as part of a workplace exchange last Christmas. Up your gifting game and sleigh a pre-loved Christmas this year.
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Bring It Back Fund

Hubbub and Starbucks created the £1.4 million Bring It Back Fund to increase take-up and remove barriers for reusable packaging in the food and drink sector in the UK.
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Time After Time Fund

Hubbub and Virgin Media O2 are proud to announce a new round of Time After Time funding, providing £500,000 for innovative solutions that help to close the digital divide while reducing electronic-waste.
Cup, bottle, lunch box

Left the house with your reusable cup still in the dishwasher, your bottle left on the side, or your lunch still in the fridge? We’ve all been there! Yet we know they’re worth remembering to save money and reduce waste. What’s your hack to remember the essentials?
A tabletop with lots of different pumpkin food-items like pumpkin chunks, pumpkin dip, blitzed pumpkin in a pan... 7 hands are pointing to a sign in the middle saying 'Eat Your Pumpkin'.
10 years of pumpkins: five gourd ideas for behaviour change
A colourful pit stop in the middle of a car park. There is a spin wheel and podium in the background. Two people wearing painters' jumpsuits stand facing the camera, one holding a 'go' sign.
AI-powered insights to drive down roadside littering
A young man with glittery eyebrows is smiling at the camera. He is standing next to a young mixed race woman who is also smiling at the camera. Both people are holding phones that cover half their face to show off the stickers on the back of their phones. The stickers have different messaging on loving your technology.
Time After Time e-waste report: insights from Gen Z
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