About the author

Julia Gash is the Founder and Company Director of Bag It Don’t Bin It.  Julia has 20 years of continuous, business experience, achieved predominantly in directional, print-led, fashion as well as first hand retail and political experience.

Her qualifications include a B.A. Hons. in Visual Communication, Post Graduate Diploma in Printmaking from Central St. Martins and a PGCE from Middlesex University.

In the 90's her fashion brand was stocked in the most prestigious stores around the world and won a National Export Award together and an invitation to Buckingham Palace.  Her lingerie retail business in the Noughties achieved international accolade for its creativity and vision.

She is widely regarded as a key national spokesperson on Business, Environmental, and European issues, having contributed to many flagship TV and radio productions on current affairs.

She lives with her partner, John Tann, in Sheffield, which has been her home for the past 20 years.  

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    Bag It Don't Bin It Joins SEDEX in Fairtrade Fortnight

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    19
    Feb

    Bag It Don't Bin It is pleased to announce that we've joined SEDEX (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange) during Fairtrade Fortnight, which runs until March 7th.  SEDEX is a web based database that enables suppliers to share information about labour standards at their factories and assists the continuous improvement of the ethical performance of supply chains.  As an eco-ethical philosophy underpins the Bag It Don't Bin It business, our eco-bags are made in fair trade registered factories, which are also members of SEDEX

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    Pledge To Save The Planet

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    19
    Feb

    MD Julia Gash reduces her carbon footprint.

    Sheffield residents are being urged to make a commitment to helping the environment by signing a pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
     
    Sheffield Is My Planet campaign is asking people to make simple promises which reduce fuel and energy use, such as eating seasonal vegetables and switching to energy-saving light bulbs, or walking to work or school.

    Bag It Don't Bin It MD, Julia Gash, is among those who have signed up.  Julia is a keen forager and often goes gathering for rose hips, berries, wild garlic and anything else that she can find in Sheffield.   She finds free, organic food in all sorts of places, especially where she works – in the unlikely setting of the industrial landscapes around Burngreave and Attercliffe.

    To help more people be good to the environment, Sheffield Is My Planet has a team of experts on-hand to give free help and support with home energy use and insulation, smarter driving tips and to provide personal travel plans.

    Log on to www.sheffieldismyplanet.co.uk or text 'promise' to 82010 to make your pledge – after which you will be told the total amount of carbon dioxide and money you'll be saving.

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    Bag It Don't Bin It Gives Its Love to South Yorkshire

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    06
    Feb

    Bag It Don't Bin It supports South Yorkshire Campaign to raise funds for local charities.

    PASSIONATE people in South Yorkshire are being called to show their love for the area with a New Year resolution to support local charitable causes.  Five distinct geographical campaigns are in place to enable South Yorkshire folk to do what they can to raised funds for the causes that matter most to them.  Bag It Don't Bin It is proud to be producing I Love Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield merchandise to raise money for the I Love Campaign.  Contact us for a quote for branded merchandise to raise funds for your charity

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    Bravo Boris

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    01
    Feb

    Boris Johnson launches campaign to bin plastic bags

    Bag It Don't Bin It backs Boris Johnson's recently launched campaign to rid London of the plague of plastic bags.  Last month, the Mayor announced plans to make London the first plastic-bag-free city in the UK and in time for the Olympics in 2012. 

     Recognising the extensive and long lasting damage that plastic bags have on the environment, from the begininning of the production process to the end of the use where they swamp land-fill sites or harm wildlife, Boris, like Bag It Don't Bin It and a growing number of eco-bag users in Britain, understand that it's not difficult to stop this problem. 

    Through raising awareness of the damage caused by plastic bags and by using incentives to encourage people to change their shopping bag to one made from a natural, sustainable material, such as cotton or jute, the negative impact on the environment is eradicated.

    Bravo Boris.


    For further information read the Times Online report
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