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Parents feeling trapped in pollution-choked

22 May 2019. Fifty nine per cent of parents say they would move house to escape air pollution if they could afford it, according to new research released today by environmental charity Hubbub and Investec plc.
Parents feeling trapped in pollution-choked cities

Today Hubbub launches the #AirWeShare campaign with new research revealing that more than half of parents say they would move house to escape air pollution if they could afford it. Read the full results here
Five things we can do about air pollution

There’s lots we can do to improve the #AirWeShare, and feel good at the same time. Here are five tips to reduce your exposure to air pollution and making a positive impact.
Join #AirWeShare and take action on air pollution

Air pollution is invisible, but it's in the air we breathe. Research tells us that breathing in polluted air harms our health. But how much are we really exposed as individuals as we go about our daily lives? And what can we all do to improve the #AirWeShare?

How to recycle clothes too worn to wear

Even stained, damaged and holey clothing 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!
Our mission

We're a social enterprise that works very like a creative agency for environmental issues. The best bit - all our profit goes back into our mission, because we're a charity too.
Set up a Community Fridge

A Community Fridge is a simple way of enabling communities and businesses to share good food that would otherwise go to waste. Find your nearest Community Fridge or see what support is available to help you set up one of your own.
Meet the team

We're a small team with huge ambitions - come and meet us.
Job opportunities

Are you passionate about the environment and making it relevant to the mainstream? Keep an eye out here for job vacancies.
Recycle your coffee cup with the #SquareMileChallenge

Coffee. It's the fuel of the nation. We throw away 7 million coffee cups a day and less than 1% get recycled. Take part in the #SquareMileChallenge to recycle 1/2 million cups this month.
Neat Streets

Creative ways to tackle litter using the latest thinking and designs from around the world.
Ballot Bin

How do you get people to dispose of cigarette butts properly? Combine an opinionated question with good design. The Ballot Bin is now available to order, keeping streets litter free.
Join the Pumpkin Rescue

Pumpkins are for pies, not just carving. Join the #PumpkinRescue and run an event in their community this October to remind people to eat their pumpkin and cut food waste. See what tools we have to support you.
Plastic Fishing

'Poly-Mer' and 'PET Project' are punts made out of 99% recycled plastic and are part of a new wave of Plastic Fishing trips, fishing litter out of the River Thames. Watch the journey from plastic bottle to boat to see how the punts came to life.