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BUSINESS REPORT


CAWLEYS CLOSES THE LOOP ON COMPOSTABLES


Cawleys Waste Management are delighted to announce a brand new eco partnership with inspirational packaging company, Vegware. Packaging has long been a serious concern and Vegware’s cutlery,


cups, plates, food boxes and general food packaging items are truly compostable, minimising their impact on the planet. However, for the initiative to be truly sustainable, the used Vegware


items need to be transported to the correct composting facility in a completely uncontaminated state. This is where the Cawley’s partnership makes a real impact. Cawleys are now offering a comprehensive collection and transport service to all Vegware clients in the region to ensure a closed-loop approach. Cawleys collects used Vegware packaging from


around Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire and take it to an approved local facility for processing. There, it breaks down into high-quality soil improver in fewer than 12 weeks. “We’re delighted to give our joint customers the


‘PACKAGING HAS LONG BEEN A SERIOUS


assurance that their Vegware packaging is being composted. Cawleys provides an excellent service that enables customers to close the loop,” said Annalise Matthews, waste management consultant at Vegware. UK soils are suffering a fertility crisis, and Government warnings


CONCERN’


the soil, and has the added benefit of improving soil structure, reducing the risk of floods. Commenting


further on the partnership, Anna Cawley, customer services director at Cawleys, said: “We are extremely proud to be working with Vegware to ensure a closed-loop solution for the many businesses and


organisations who want to do their best for the environment. “Many people are unaware of the importance of segregating Vegware. It’s a fantastic product but it can only fulfil its true potential if it reaches the composting facility in a completely uncontaminated state. We fulfil this important stage in the cycle by collecting, checking and transporting Vegware materials so that they


predict that British farms are 30 to 40 years away from, “the fundamental eradication of soil fertility”. Compost returns nutrients to


SHOOSMITHS MILTON KEYNES MOVES TO LANDMARK OFFICES AS IT CELEBRATES MAJOR GROWTH


Law firm Shoosmiths has moved into bigger and better offices in Milton Keynes - just 33 minutes from London Euston - as part of the firm’s growth strategy to provide a truly UK-wide service. Head of office and partner Robin Webb said: “We’re delighted to move


to such a prominent building and to create an exciting and dynamic workspace for our people. The new office space will provide us with an improved platform to service to our existing clients, grow our client portfolio as well as help us to retain our considerable talent and recruit new talent. “Over the last three years our office in Milton Keynes has grown by


more than 25% with all teams undertaking top quality work for an impressive roster of clients such as Mercedes Benz and Travelodge, from one of the few truly modern, planned cities in the UK that is the intersection between London, Birmingham and the technology and science hub of Cambridge.” Shoosmiths has operated in Milton Keynes since 2000, with the firm


established 175 years ago in nearby Northampton and expansion to 11 other locations. Located three minutes’ walk from the main central station, 100 Avebury Boulevard is a landmark building for the city with its contemporary grade A office space. The new office covers 19,800 square feet and incorporates features such as standing desks, concentration booths, break out areas and an outside terrace to promote a collaborative and agile working ethos for its employees.


Visit: www.shoosmiths.co.uk


Shoosmiths’ new office Campbell Wharf by Crest Nicholson


Crest Nicholson’s popular Campbell Wharf development, in Milton Keynes, offers a selection of stunning new homes, located right at the heart of the Grand Union Canal. This exciting collection of houses and amenities are revitalising a


previously unused part of Milton Keynes and transforming the surrounding area into a beautiful area to explore. Campbell Wharf is a charming destination to live and enjoy, with


Campbell Park right on the doorstep, providing a wonderful escape from urban life. The development boasts great travel connections, and is within walking distance of Milton Keynes station, which offers direct links into London in 35 minutes and Birmingham in 50 minutes. Milton Keynes city centre is easily accessible, just a 14-minute walk


or a short drive from the homes. The city boasts two shopping centres, the Xscape complex with indoor skiing and skydiving, and superb entertainment facilities. Upon completion, the development will feature 383 news homes,


along with a 111-berth marina, café, restaurant, and a mixture of retail units. Additional pedestrian and cycle routes will be added, along with a new footbridge linking the two sides of the canal. In addition, a new McMullen & Sons pub is currently under construction and is anticipated to open in Autumn 2020. The development offers a selection of homes, including one- and


two-bedroom apartments which are currently available from £230,000, with only a five per cent deposit with the Government backed Help to Buy: Equity Loan.


Visit: www.crestnicholson.com/developments/campbell-wharf Call: 01908 036859


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can be treated in the right way.” Visit: www.cawleys.co.uk


LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST AT CREST NICHOLSON’S CAMPBELL WHARF


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