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Report a Trolley is an initiative that encourages people to report abandoned shopping trolleys from their mobile phones using mobile phone website, Android and iOS applications or, via hotline. Abandoned Trolleys: social and environmental effects

Around 10,000 shopping trolleys are stolen each year in the UK. This presents significant financial and administrative costs to supermarkets and local a

uthorities. Trolleys abandoned in rivers, lakes and reservoirs can harm wildlife, and increase flood risks. Trolleys abandoned anywhere are unsightly and are associated with antisocial behavior. Abandoned Trolleys: supermarket responsibilities

While local authorities have legal powers to remove and dispose of abandoned trolleys, they place responsibilities on supermarkets to deal with the issue. Abandoned Trolleys: law and penalties

Section 99 and Schedule 4 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (as amended by the Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005) states that local authorities have the right to to seize abandoned trolleys and charge the supermarket for their return. Section 9 of the British Waterways Act 1983 states that British Waterways may remove shopping trolleys from inland waterways and recover any costs incurred in connection with their removal. The Environment Agency’s Enforcement Policy states that their decision to take legal action in relation to abandoned trolleys depends upon the following factors:

• Response by the company
• Management systems in place to prevent the loss of trolleys and ensure efficient retrieval.
• The pollution caused/pollution potential

Therefore, our scheme make supermarkets responsible to collect abandoned shopping trolleys.

Kingston University students fish out soldiers helmet and 82 shopping trolleys from River Thames
02/05/2013

Kingston University students fish out soldiers helmet and 82 shopping trolleys from River Thames

Dozens of rusted trolleys were fished out of the Thames when Kingston University students took part in an underwater clean up at the weekend.

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29/03/2013

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Report a Trolley - report abandoned shopping trolleys at www.reportatrolley.com to win prizes!
20/03/2013

Report a Trolley - report abandoned shopping trolleys at www.reportatrolley.com to win prizes!

Making the world better place

20/03/2013

COUNCILLORS are calling on a supermarket giant to be a better neighbour by wheeling away trolley trouble.

20/03/2013

Filipe Lorenzo is the winner of the last month. He helped the environment the most. Last week he reported four trolleys at different neighbourhoods. We are rewarding him with £15 iTunes Card. Many thanks Filipe Lorenzo! Report more and increase your chance to win £1000!

09/03/2013

More than 2600 followers on Twitter, thank you so much for your participation!

Our new poster to be placed in supermarkets nationwide
07/03/2013

Our new poster to be placed in supermarkets nationwide

27/02/2013

Asda and Sainsbury's agreed to place our promotional materials in their stores

Man on a mission to collect abandoned trolleys upset at £2 voucher reward
25/02/2013

Man on a mission to collect abandoned trolleys upset at £2 voucher reward

IS THIS man off his trolley or does he have a point?Michael McArthur, 53, has been collecting and returning abandoned trolleys to supermarkets for years in an attempt to clean up the area – and...

21/02/2013

ASDA leads the league of abandoned shopping trolleys

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