I was just publically shamed in M&S for producing a crumpled up plastic bag from my pocket at the

[Monty91]

check-out. The whole queue was laughing at me :-( What kind of incentive is this???

Apparently, according to the old biddy who served me, far more men than women are coming to supermarkets with their own bags after the 5p charge was nobught in.

[7evens]

https://www.cheap-flyer-printer.com/shop/product_images/f/nanny_pat__12759.jpg

[Luis Anaconda]

I definitely remember paying for some in there for anything bigger than a bag of crisps anyway

[7evens]

Surprised it took so long to come into being over here.

[Luis Anaconda]

Marks have done it for a while though


"Marks & Spencer, which has charged 5p for larger bags for the past eight years, gives its profits to WWF, the Marine Conservation Society and educational projects about marine life."

[Monty91]

This is an exciting thread, isn't it.

[Luis Anaconda]

from one supermarkets into another one. Doesn't seem the done thing







* worried people will talk to me

[Witharby 2-3 weeks]

Cans come in multi-packs anyhow

[Luis Anaconda]

[Ashberto]

when you walked out of the shop 5p richer and with a warm and fuzzy glow from your environmental good works. :thumbup:

[Snin]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

We've been paying for them for years. It becomes second nature to just forget them and pay for new ones.

[Snin]

rip and collapse..id rather 5pfor safe bag than free ones where at least once every few month it splits and drops a wine or spirit bottle on drive..so costing me far more than 5p in long run