We have teamed up with our friends at Bristol Aquarium in our joint mission to discourage single-use plastics and encourage reusable alternatives! Here at Life’s a Beach, our top priority is to help the environment and one of the ways…
We attended our first ever show, bringing our refill stations to Cheltenham Food and Drink Festival. This food and drink festival, full of interesting stalls, live music, and entertainment, has been running since 2008. We were delighted to join them…
Adding another school to our ‘Waste Less Initiative’ list, on the 26th of June we visited Rowan Field Primary School, Cheltenham. Having one of our core missions to focus on educating the next generation we were so happy to receive…
Nurdles are small microplastic pellets pre-produced for manufacturing most plastic items, from clothes, cars, to food wrappers. Takes roughly 600 nurdles to be melted down to make one plastic water bottle and countless billions being made every year for plastic…
We are dedicated to reducing single-use plastic wherever possible. So, in order to better fulfil this mission we have launched a new product range with our charity partner ProCook. Not only have we improved our water bottle designs, both the…
Here at Life’s a Beach, one of our core missions is to focus on educating the public about plastic waste. As part of this charitable objective we have developed the Waste Less initiative to not only educate children about how…
2022 has been a busy year for us here at Life’s a Beach. We have been to beaches up and down the country, and have met a whole host of wonderful people. We want to thank the following groups for…
Here at Life’s a Beach we are always keen to support green initiatives, especially when they are local to us. So, when Churchdown Surgery reached out to let us know about their green week, we were more than happy to…
For the 2022 Easter break we ran a social media photo competition. We asked for people to send in their best photographs by water. Whether it be by a beach, river, pond , or puddle, we wanted to see how…
With the immense popularity of Attenborough’s ‘Blue Planet’ series we were not surprised how quickly our television channels became flooded with similar programmes that brought attention to the severity of plastic pollution within our oceans. So shocking were the scenes…
Cookware retailer ProCook has joined the battle against plastic pollution, announcing big changes to the way their products are packaged. The homewares brand has made the commitment to use fully recyclable materials in their extensive cookware and knife ranges resulting…
