With the 2019/20 #HostEnvironmentalPledge – a campaign aimed at reducing our energy consumption, in full swing, we wanted to take a closer look at the charities we’re working with and supporting. It’s time to find out more about Planet Patrol.
With over 110 million rolls of wrapping paper used and thrown away each Christmas, we look at some alternatives to make your Christmas gifts look amazing.
In the second in our sustainability series, our guest blogger, Lisa, one of our Customer Service Advisors in Sheffield tells us how she has a zero waste Christmas!
Earlier this month, we launched the #HostEnvironmentalPledge 2019. Over the coming weeks we’re taking a closer look at each of the three charities we’re supporting and the work they do, starting with World Land Trust.
At Host, we’re doing our bit where we can to conserve energy and reduce waste; and we’re encouraging our students and staff to do the same. And this month, we’re launching across all of our accommodations, the #HostEnvironmentalPledge campaign 2021.
Friday 4th October is No disposable cup day. The day has two aims, 1. For the UK to stop using disposable cups for one day on 4th October and ultimately, we as a nation stop using disposable cups completely.
If the environment is something you care about and protecting it is something you feel passionate about, now is the time to stand up for what you believe in and do something about it.
Hi, my name’s Lisa. I’ve worked at Central Quay in Sheffield as a Customer Service Advisor for two years. In addition to my job as Customer Service Advisor, I’m also part of the Host Sustainability committee.
Plastic Free July is a global movement that helps millions of people come together to be part of the solution to end plastic pollution.
If you’re getting ready to check out of your accommodation, and have any unwanted items, help save lives and donate them to British Heart Foundation.