We launched Design by Nature as an award scheme to push creative, collaborative designs that solved environmental issues. Meet the winners for 2021. Read more
The fashion industry is on course to take up 25% of the world’s carbon budget. New research explores the lack of government policies and action for the fashion industry. Read more
BT and Hubbub challenged 60 households to use smart tech to reduce their carbon emissions. Here's what happened. Read more
We undertook the most scientifically robust litter survey ever conducted in the UK. It showed us exactly when where and what littering was taking place. Read on for the results. Read more
Starbucks has committed to offer a reusable cup share programme across all 3,840 stores by 2025. Hubbub will be supporting on the development and delivery of a UK trial. Read more
Hubbub supports the launch of a brand new £1 million fund to make flexible plastic recycling economically viable for recyclers and easier for consumers. Read on to find out how it will work. Read more
A new partnership with Co-op will help expand the Community Fridge Network, redistributing a further 6.8 million meals a year. Find a fridge near you! Read more
Hubbub's new pirate-themed campaign will be the largest clean-up of UK’s rivers. Find out how you can get involved and prevent river litter. Read more
Hubbub Enterprise has won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Sustainable Development category. Find out more about the achievements and endeavours of the Ballot Bin and Enterprise through the pandemic. Read more
What is one immediate step that organisations can take, to both reduce carbon emissions greatly and create long lasting social benefit? Ensuring their tech is reused. Find out how you can do this with Community Calling. Read more
In 2019 Waitrose launched Plan Plastic, a million pound grant fund for innovative ideas tackling plastic pollution. Find out what has been achieved and learnt so far. Read more
Last year, Hubbub trialed a new food surplus redistribution service in Milton Keynes called ‘Food Connect’. Today we share the results of the six month pilot. Read more