Month: November 2016

When you understand the daily effort, you can refine the working parts, reduce the ineffective parts and wherever possible eliminate mere excessive repetition or redundant activities. It goes without saying that picking up litter and emptying Continue Reading 

Perhaps this may sound a little strange at first, but please bear with, and you may gain a new perspective for looking at the litter. Over the past several years I’ve developed a way of seeing litter as just one component of a much bigger Continue Reading 

Every council with public place bins has a method for emptying them, be that Council staff in a council truck, casual labour in a rented truck or perhaps a professional waste collection company. They can all achieve the desired result of empty Continue Reading 

What do we know about the public as they work and move through our towns and cities? How does that help us understand litter? We know where and when the public moves about our towns and cities. Peak hours, lunch periods, weekends and the like. Continue Reading