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Anyway i thin plastic bag is not good for the nature and because ofthis i use textil bag and i protect the nature.:)
Comment by Judit Kiss on March 01 12:15

i dont agree about the charges 5p cos that wont put people off. i think 5p charge is too cheap.Should be charge 20p per bag or ban all plastic altogether then start using your own bags or use cardboard boxes like in the old days. In the 70s,my mum and my nan used cardboard boxes to put items in and take them home.Then use them again for next time.Simple.Or use a trolley, fillthe whole trolley with items and take them to your car and take the items out and put them in your car.Simple. We can live without plastic bags.Our planet should be plastic free so all kinds of creatures and our future grandchildren can enjoy long lives.We also need to start campaign to banned all plastic packinings.Meats and vegs always go sweaty in them. They stays fresh in paper bags in fridges.Why not start campaign to ban all plastic packinging now before too late?
Comment by joanne cox on March 01 08:04

"Mr Brown admitted that he was fallible himself revealing each week he and his wife Sarah are left with a 'binful of plastic bags' after their supermarket delivery."

Could Mr Brown explain why this is the case seeing as Tesco, ASDA and Sainsburys all run recycling schemes where you hand the bags BACK to them (regardless of which supermarket the bags were from) on your next delivery?

Although our last delivery from Tesco (I think) did not use bags for most of the delivery. This makes more sense as you are only taking the products from your doorstep to the kitchen anyway.
Comment by Alex Atkin on March 01 00:29