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Supermarket Plastic bags
The government wants to introduce a charge for plastic bags. I have
never seen the point of this, it is not as if I see lots of empty bags lying about or on beaches. The bags we collect get used at least twice. Once to take goods from the supermarket and once as pedal bin liners. Where I live the council gives me plastic bags to put my rubbish in. I use two per week, one clear bag for paper etc, and one black bag for general rubbish. I am sure that the amount of plastic in these bags far exceeds that in the supermarket bags. Do we really need this legislation? -- Michael Chare |
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