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Winners of circular future fund announced

Hubbub and John Lewis announce the winners of the £1 million Circular Future Fund which intends to support four projects in the circular economy.

New £1 million ‘Bring It Back Fund’ launched by Hubbub and Starbucks to boost reusable packaging

Hubbub and Starbucks partner up to launch new £1 million 'Bring it Back Fund' which aims to increase the uptake of reusable packaging.

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10 tips for cooking more with less energy

Make your kitchen more energy efficient with these easy kitchen hacks. Read more
What's best for your bills? Saving energy room by room

Wondering what's best for the monthly bills? We've figured it out for you. These little decisions could save energy and money. Read more
What to do with old clothes

Even stained, damaged and holey clothing and old textiles and fabrics can be recycled into new items, such as padding for chairs and car insulation and cleaning cloths. Here’s what you can do to make sure no fabrics end up in the bin ever again! Read more

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Community Calling strikes gold - 10,000 smartphones redistributed to people who need them

Hubbub celebrates the redistribution of more than 10,000 smartphones through their Community Calling campaign ran in partnership with Virgin Media O2. Read more
Winners of circular future fund announced

Hubbub and John Lewis announce the winners of the £1 million Circular Future Fund which intends to support four projects in the circular economy. Read more
New £1 million ‘Bring It Back Fund’ launched by Hubbub and Starbucks to boost reusable packaging

Hubbub and Starbucks partner up to launch new £1 million 'Bring it Back Fund' which aims to increase the uptake of reusable packaging. Read more