Ban on the use of plastic bags in the UK

[Lambros]

Changes taking place in the way groceries are brought
from the store to homes.


http://environment.independent.co.uk...cle3157780.ece

[AtW]

Lambros, would you classify yourself as a Guardian reader?

[NickFitz]

environment.independent.co.uk

Lambros, would you classify yourself as a Guardian reader?

Doesn't look like it

[DimPrawn]

FFS, I use old carrier bags to line my bins at home to save buying bin liners.

Now they ban carrier bags, I'll just have to buy bin liners.

Where's the saving?

[Moscow Mule]

FFS, I use old carrier bags to line my bins at home to save buying bin liners.

Now they ban carrier bags, I'll just have to buy bin liners.

Where's the saving?

Me ME ME, self self self - all the bloody time!

[Diver]

FFS, I use old carrier bags to line my bins at home to save buying bin liners.

Now they ban carrier bags, I'll just have to buy bin liners.

Where's the saving?

Yeh! we went out and bought bins to fit the Tesco carrier bags too

[cailin maith]

We have this in Ireland - It's very inconvenient if you are hungover and need a plastic bag to be into.... the paper ones disintegrate...

[tim123]

FFS, I use old carrier bags to line my bins at home to save buying bin liners.

Now they ban carrier bags, I'll just have to buy bin liners.

Where's the saving?

Because 99.9% of people don't do that.

tim

[VectraMan]

There's a stroppy woman at the Tesco Express near work who never wants to give me a bag, and then when I ask for one she says "you will reuse it won't you".

I just want a bag because I've got more stuff that I can carry in my hands. It can be made from squirrels for all I care.

[Troll]

reusable plastic string bag thingies are the answer