tag:eveshambagbusters.blog.co.uk,2009-11-07:/The blog of Evesham Bagbusters, working towards the day when Evesham will be free of single use plastic bags.MokoFeed2009-11-07T19:23:01+01:00tag:eveshambagbusters.blog.co.uk,2008-03-04:/2008/01/29/hello_i_m_hazel~3650221/#c6218914Hazel - Evesham Bagbusters2008-03-04T11:44:08+01:002008-03-04T11:44:08+01:00Thank you for your kind comment Mrs Houldridge, there are 140 towns in Britain already trying to do the same as us, so hopefully we will achieve our aim.<br> <br> ps see you soon :-) tag:eveshambagbusters.blog.co.uk,2008-03-03:/2008/01/29/hello_i_m_hazel~3650221/#c6215186Mrs S Houldridge2008-03-03T22:50:43+01:002008-03-03T22:50:43+01:00 keep up the good work mybe all of brian will follow <br> well done interesting site good luck to you alltag:eveshambagbusters.blog.co.uk,2008-02-08:/2008/01/29/diary_report_first_entry~3650406/#c5993501silentplanet2008-02-08T10:56:24+01:002008-02-08T10:56:24+01:00Kool! Well done!!! That's really great. I go jogging and cycling along the cycle track where I live regularly. Anyway, there's a retail park next to it and there are so many plastic bags caught up in the trees along the path - hundreds of them! Surely the shops have a moral, if not legal, responsibility to clean up.tag:eveshambagbusters.blog.co.uk,2008-01-31:/2008/01/29/diary_report_first_entry~3650406/#c5910533Bag Monster Buster2008-01-31T02:22:29+01:002008-01-31T02:22:29+01:00It's easy to adopt a healthy reusable bag habit and eliminate Bag Monsters! Single-use bags are the poster child of wastefulness and they are creating Bag Monsters. You might have one under your kitchen sink, drawer, or closet... you know... the bag of bags you never get around to recycling? Yeah. Those ones. They've come to life to seek revenge for the San Francisco bag ban and the flood of public support for reusable bags. See the footage of one such attack at BagMonsterBusters.com. But do not feed them, you will provoke their appetite for single-use grocery bags, marine animals and landfill space!<br> <br> It's easy (and sexy) to be a Bag Monster Buster! We always keep reusable ChicoBags with us to fend off single-use bags that mutate into Bag Monsters, we eliminate Bag Monsters from under kitchen sinks and in drawers at home, and we support sensible bag laws that protect public health. <br> tag:eveshambagbusters.blog.co.uk,2008-01-31:/2008/01/29/diary_report_first_entry~3650406/#c5910521Bag Monster2008-01-31T02:18:12+01:002008-01-31T02:18:12+01:00So I take it you don't like single-use bags? What a bunch of Bag Monster Busters! There's another blog for people who want to be entertained and informed about the bag crisis: http://www.BagMonsterBusters.com<br> <br> Nobody seems to want us around anymore... It's hard being a Bag Monster in the Age of Bag Bans! I can't even get a job because of reusable ChicoBags. I started off as one plastic bag that got stuffed under a nasty kitchen sink. Over the next year, 500 other bags were stuffed in there with me: That's the number of bags an average American throws out in a year. There wasn't enough space under the sink and it was awful: So we banded together and made a break for it before we were recycled. Since then, all Bag Monsters have been banned from San Francisco. Their anti-Bag Monster agenda is spreading around the world. If your community is Bag Monster friendly, please notify me... Maybe I could stay under your kitchen sink for a while? Just ‘till I get back on my feet? *whimper* At least read my blog BagMonster.com to get a better understanding of my plight... Maybe you'll help me to get endangered species protection, eh? I am a dying breed you know.<br> tag:eveshambagbusters.blog.co.uk,2008-01-29:/2008/01/29/new_website~3649738/#c5894255Paul2008-01-29T15:53:57+01:002008-01-29T15:53:57+01:00Excellent website and idea, good luck to you.<br> <br> Paul