Our research into fly-tipping across London gives new meaning to the term ‘filthy rich’, with Kensington and Chelsea the capital’s most prolific illegal dumping ground, with the equivalent of one in four discarding their waste illegally in the 12-month period from 1 April 2009 to 31 March 2010. [1] Read More
Thinking about hiring a skip in London? There are a few things you should consider before picking up the phone to your local skip hire company… Read More
Managing waste in a legal, sustainable way is a growing headache for the facilities management industry. AnyJunk’s MD, Jason Mohr, talks to the leading publication for facilities managers FMX Magazine about AnyJunk’s deceptively simple solution for facilities management waste disposal. Read More
I think waste contractors should be legally obliged to provide clients with waste weight data for every collection. Whilst being compliant and obeying the law is admirable of course, it’s only part of the reason why I’m such a believer in waste weight reporting. Read More
Hooray! We’ve been selected as one of 5 organisations short listed for ‘Recycling and Waste Management Business of the Year’ in the National Recycling Awards 2010. Results will be announced on 15th July, so fingers crossed! Read More
As for the team, count yourselves lucky – if future performances don’t improve, you’ll be next! AnyJunk clears up England with rubbish England junk team sponsor… Read More
We think Fabio Capello is rubbish. Sorry Fabio, but we just don’t get how the England team’s performance in the World Cup ended up being quite so bad. Surely responsibility rests with the manager? Read More
We’re delighted to be sponsoring the Institute of Kitchen, Bedroom & Bathroom Installers (‘iKBBI’). AnyJunk already completes around 20,000 home improvement waste clearances annually. Partnering with the leading institute for the sector represents a great way of building on that success and raising our profile with independent fitters and retailers. Read More
Every year approximately 3 million fridges are disposed of in the UK (and a further 3 million bought). It’s estimated that the average lifespan of a fridge is 11 years, however a substantial proportion remain in use for more than 20 years. Many of the substances contained in fridges are very harmful for the environment if disposed of incorrectly. This article explains a bit more about what those substances are, fridge disposal legislation, and the various ways of how to dispose of a fridge responsibly. Read More
Anyjunk, the UK’s largest rubbish clearance company, is offering any rubbish MP who failed to retain their seat in the election some big, big discounts for any house (including second homes) or office clearance booked before the end of May. Read More
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