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From: "HM Government e-petitions" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 10/23/2012 4:48:56 PMSubject: HM Government e-petitions: Email address confirmation

Dear Libby Russell,

Before your signature is added to the e-petition "Ban Free Plastic Carrier Bags In England" you needto confirm your email address by clicking on the link below:

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If you don't want to sign this e-petition or believe this message was sent in error, please ignore thisemail.

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Date: 10/29/2012 10:45:31 PMSubject: HM Government e-petitions: Email address confirmation

Dear Libby Russell,

Thanks for creating an e-petition.

Before your e-petition is reviewed, you need to confirm your email address by clicking on the linkbelow:

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From: "Hotmail Calendar" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/2/2012 7:57:32 AMSubject: Drying for freedom - plus film maker Q and A on 02 Nov at 20:00

What: Drying for freedom - plus film maker Q and AWhere: east park terrace - bookCalendar: Libby's calendarStart: 02 Nov 20:00End: 02 Nov 20:00Recurrence: Not repeatingDescription:

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From: Smartbags.co.uk <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/2/2012 3:06:28 PMSubject: Thank you for your enquiry

Dear Libby,

Thank you for your enquiry. One the team will contact you shortly. Below is a summary of your enquiry:

Cheers

The Smartbags Team

Summary of web form submission:

Your NameLibby RussellEmail [email protected] Number2969161Home Phone Number07771812845

Comments/EnquiriesHello, I am running an environmental project with Southampton Solent University through installation and action. Irecently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This mustget 100,000 in a year to be considered. In support of this petition I plan to give out tote bags in West QuayShopping Centre, attached to them; a business card with a link to the petition (and potentially your business card). Ibelieve that this is the perfect place to do this in the height of Southamptons consumption and therefore the height ofsingle use plastic carrier bag usage. I ask if you would be willing to give me some canvas bags for this project. As Ido not have anything to advertise (only the use of reusable bags), you would have free reign to print whatever youlike on these bags.This would be a brilliant advertising opportunity for you. Kind Regards Libby RussellHow did you find us?Google Search

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From: "Rosemary Carter" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/2/2012 3:09:38 PMSubject: Thank you for contacting Team Colours

Dear Libby

Thank you for your enquiry.A member of the team will contact you shortly to answer your submitted enquiry.

If there are any questions please email me at [email protected], use our new Live Help (Mon-Fri 9-5pm) service on our site, or phone me at 01920 876243 quoting your Customer ID 199317.

Please login using the details below every time you visit us to benefit from special offers and deals tailored for youand faster processing of your order.Email: [email protected]: 4ivi95pj

You can change your password to something memorable by clicking here.

From time to time, we will produce offers for Facebook fans only. To gain access to these offers, joinhttp://www.facebook.com/teamcolours.

Best Regards,

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From: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>To: "Karmel Vickrage" <[email protected]>

"Kayleigh Matthews" <[email protected]>"kiel Edwards" <[email protected]>"Kim Tracey" <[email protected]>"Kirsty Weatherhead" <[email protected]>"Kristian Clarke" <[email protected]>"Laura Petty" <[email protected]>"leigh frost" <[email protected]>"Leona Deacon" <[email protected]>lewis <[email protected]>Lewis <[email protected]>"Libby Russell" <[email protected]>"Louise O'Donoghue" <Louise.O'[email protected]>

Date: 11/3/2012 11:33:41 AMSubject: Fw: Carrier bag petition

Hiya I have started a petition to introduce a charge on single use plastic bags in England. Would you please forward it to

people you think would be interested (or everyone ever Smile

). It needs to have 100,000 signatures in a year to beconsidered for debate. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990 If you are worried this link is spam, you can also google ‘HM epetitions’ and on there do a search for ‘5p charge on singleuse plastic bags’ Thanks!Libby

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From: "Laura Petty" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/3/2012 11:50:18 AMSubject: Re: Carrier bag petition

I shall do this, but who gets the 5p? Could part of it be used as a donation to conservation charities rather thanfattening mr tesco's pockets?

Sent from my iPhone

On 3 Nov 2012, at 11:35, "Libby Russell" <[email protected]> wrote:

Hiya I have started a petition to introduce a charge on single use plastic bags in England. Would you please forward it to

people you think would be interested (or everyone ever Smile

). It needs to have 100,000 signatures in a year tobe considered for debate. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990 If you are worried this link is spam, you can also google ‘HM epetitions’ and on there do a search for ‘5p charge onsingle use plastic bags’ Thanks!Libby

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From: [email protected]: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/5/2012 8:59:21 AMSubject: Re: Tote bags

Industrial Bulk Containers Hi Libby, Thanks for your email. Our product is not suitable for this purpose. Our bags are heavy duty industrial bulk bags, and are too large andbulky for your requirements. Good luck with it though. Kind Regards Kevin Industrial Bulk Containers LimitedNewton Business Park Talbot Road Hyde Cheshire SK14 4UQTel: 0161 3678695 Fax: 0161 3678685email: [email protected] website: www.industrialbulkcontainers.co.uk From: Libby RussellSent: Friday, November 02, 2012 3:11 PMTo: [email protected]: Tote bags Hello, I am running an environmental project with Southampton Solent University through installation and action. I recently startedan online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a yearto be considered. In support of this petition I plan to give out tote bags in West Quay Shopping Centre, attached to them; abusiness card with a link to the petition (and potentially your business card). I believe that this is the perfect place to do thisin the height of Southamptons consumption and therefore the height of single use plastic carrier bag usage. I ask if youwould be willing to give me some canvas bags for this project. As I do not have anything to advertise (only the use ofreusable bags), you would have free reign to print whatever you like on these bags.This would be a brilliant advertisingopportunity for you. Kind RegardsLibby Russell

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From: "Tom Saunders" <[email protected]>To: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/5/2012 10:12:45 AMSubject: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Laura,

Couldn't see anything about the project idea - could you re-send? I don't think there's anything againstit being part of a university course.

Kind regards,

Tom

_ _Tom SaundersEntrepreneur in ResidenceSouthampton Solent UniversityMob: 07854 309 235Email: [email protected]

-----Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent wrote: -----

To: Tom Saunders/FBSE/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Laura Pratt/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 09:59AMCc: [email protected]: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Tom

Please see the project idea from a student below. I am still waiting for details of cost, which willdepend on how cheaply our marketing team can get tote bags from a supplier.

Could you confirm whether the UnLtd part of the 3-tier funding is allowed to cover projects that arepart of a university course? Our funding cannot, however I told the student I would try and explorealternative avenues for her.

Thanks

Laura PrattStudent Involvement ManagerSolent Students' Union

East Park Terrace, Southampton, SO14 OYNTel: 02380 319389Web: www.solentsu.co.ukTwitter: @solentsuFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/solentsu

Solent Students’ Union is a not for profit organisation, all revenue generated is re-invested back in toservices for our students

Remember the three R's! Reduce, Re-Use and Recycle!

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Date: 11/5/2012 9:25:55 PMSubject: Auto Reply Acknowledging Receipt

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From: [email protected]: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/5/2012 11:33:26 PMSubject: Thank you for your email: New single use plastic bag legislation

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From: "Nicola Chamberlain" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/6/2012 10:51:19 AMSubject: Re: studio clothes swaps

Hi Libby,

Yes, I think this is a great idea! How about next monday (12th November).

I can send out an email for you if you send me the content :)

Nic x

-----Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote: -----

To: "Nicola" <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 05/11/2012 11:56PMSubject: studio clothes swaps

Hey, I would like to put on a clothes swap in the studio. Would you be able to tell me when it would be good timing to do so?So that the most students schedules would be fairly empty? I think the evening might be the best time. Also who wouldbe allowed into the studios for this? Just students who use the building? All Solent students? Or anyone? ThanksLibby

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From: "Michael Carr" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/7/2012 9:50:16 AMSubject: petition on single carrier bags

Hi Liz, I’m Mike and I’m a reporter at the Daily Echo. We are doing a short story on the petition. I was hoping I could have a chat with you about it for a bit ofbackground information and to find out the real inspiration behind the petition and a bit more about yourself. This is my email and my number is 02380424485 or email me back with your number I hope you can get back to me, there’s a possible chance of a picture too – but I’ll find out if we need that. Good luck with the petition. Yours sincerely Michael Carr--------------------------------------------------------------This document is private and confidential.All property, copyright and other rights in it and its contents belong to Newsquest Media Group Limited.It must not be read, copied, disclosed or otherwise used without Newsquest’s authorisation. Newsquest may exercise its legalrights and remedies in the event of any such unauthorised use.

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From: "Annie Reece" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/8/2012 10:28:00 AMSubject: Re: Single use plastic bag petition

Hi Libby,

Many thanks for your email regarding your plastic bag charge petition and for thinking of Resource.

We've tweeted and facebooked about it, so hopefully you'll get some more signatures.

Good luck!

Kind regards,

Annie ReeceDeputy EditorResource Magazine

Tel: 0117 907 4107Email: [email protected]: www.resource.uk.comTwitter: @resource mediaFacebook: Resource Media

On 8 Nov 2012, at 09:57, Libby Peake wrote:

https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/

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From: "Michael Carr" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/8/2012 10:59:11 AMSubject: RE: petition on single carrier bags

Hi Libby, What we could do is set-up a picture for later on in the week and I could give you a ring later. The picture might have to be something a bit colourful like you with lots of bags looking annoyed or something. What time are you free between lectures/seminars etc? Thanks Libby, Mike From: Libby Russell [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 07 November 2012 18:59To: Michael CarrSubject: Re: petition on single carrier bags Yay that’s amazing! My number is 07771812845, I’m normally more free towards the evening due to uni schedule. Thank youLibby Russell From: Michael CarrSent: Wednesday, November 07, 2012 9:50 AMTo: [email protected]: petition on single carrier bags Hi Liz, I’m Mike and I’m a reporter at the Daily Echo. We are doing a short story on the petition. I was hoping I could have a chat with you about it for a bit ofbackground information and to find out the real inspiration behind the petition and a bit more about yourself. This is my email and my number is 02380424485 or email me back with your number I hope you can get back to me, there’s a possible chance of a picture too – but I’ll find out if we need that. Good luck with the petition. Yours sincerely Michael Carr--------------------------------------------------------------This document is private and confidential.All property, copyright and other rights in it and its contents belong to Newsquest Media Group Limited.It must not be read, copied, disclosed or otherwise used without Newsquest’s authorisation. Newsquest may exercise its legalrights and remedies in the event of any such unauthorised use.


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From: "Enquiries, Unit" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/8/2012 11:32:00 AMSubject: Ref:121108/PC14 - single use plastic bags

Dear Libby, Thank you for your enquiry regarding information on single use plastic bags. Please find attached a link to a report "Lifecycle Assessment of Supermarket Carrier Bags". http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/research/library/publications/129364.aspx There is also information on Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) about this subject. http://archive.defra.gov.uk/environment/waste/topics/plastics/index.htm I trust this will be of use to you Libby. If you have any further enquiries please contact us and we will be happy to help. Kind Regards Paul CarnallNational Customer Contact CentrePart of National Operations( 03708 506 506* [email protected]

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From: Libby Russell [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 05 November 2012 21:42T o: Enquiries, UnitSubject: Fw: single use plastic bags

Click here to report this email as spam.

Sorry. Here is the link - https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965 From: [email protected]: Monday, November 05, 2012 9:16 PMT o: [email protected]: single use plastic bags Hello, I have started a petition to introduce a single use plastic bag tax in the UK - http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990

I have started a Facebook page so that people can share it amongst their friends. One member has posted -‘this is a stupid idiea backed up by lies, i have done my own experiments on plasyic bags from tescos sainsburys and asda and found that after just two years the bags rot away without any helpwhatsoever... its a false econamy, and im sorry i cant suport stupid unprooven ideas.’ I have written to another member with similar concerns that bags break down differently under different conditions, and have given him your report on supermarket bags but I was wondering ifyou could give me some information I could use to give an informed response to this particular user. Such as the estimated time it would take for a common carrier bag to break down at landfill. Here is the event if you wish to join it or share it yourself. Thank youLibby Russell

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From: "The Art House Southampton CIC" <[email protected]>To: Elizabeth <[email protected]>

Date: 11/8/2012 1:38:15 PMSubject: Draught Proof | Bitter-sweet Verse | Couch Fest | Looking at Art

“The main thing is to be moved, to love, to hope, to tremble, to live.”~ Auguste Rodin

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The Art House Southampton CIC

Hello Art House fan. Here is a brief, sometimes elliquent, alwaysenthralling, reminder of some events that we are hosting (and one that we're escapingto) from tonight and through the weekend.

Draught proof for winter! - TransitionTalksArt House, Thur 8th Nov 7PM (Tonight!)

Feeling a bit chilly already? Don't have the money for PVpanels or the permission of your landlord for cavity wallinsulation? Roger Munford and Adrian Pickering (and PhilMcCavity?) will be discussing low-cost ways to save energy athome, just in time for colder weather.

Roger has run a number of energy-saving workshops inpeople's homes and both opened their homes for our Sustainable Open Homesweekends. Bring specific questions, or come to look at draught proofing materials ondisplay.

Plus there is always a chance to speak to like-minded people, eat cake, and grab anorganic ale. Not bad for a Thursday night! Entry by 'magic hat' donation to benefit bothTransition Southampton and the Art House.

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Archimedes Screw PoetryShowcaseArt House, 9th Nov 7PM

Featuring bitter-sweet verse spinner Sophia Blackwell withsupport from local poets Portsmouth Laureate Sam Cox andAudience Choice Benjamin Hayes. Bring your mates, family,colleagues and gran and prepare to shake, rattle and roll astonight’s audience will select one of our open mic performersto feature as a future local poet and reward one of our local

poets with a paid gig, courtesy of partners Apples and Snakes.

Date: Friday 9th November 7.00pm-10.00pm. Price Ј4.00 (audience) and Ј3.00 (openmic performers).

Sophia Blackwell ~ Sophia is a performance poet, cabaret vamp, burlesque wannabe,feminist lesbian warrior princess and Italian pasta-momma. Born in Newcastle, polished atOxford and living in North London, she’s been on the poetry scene for five years afterwinning her first slam and getting her first paycheque - which was immediately spent onpetrol and a curry.

"Couch Fest" Short Film ShowcaseArt House, Sat 10th Nov, 5PM and 8PM

Celebrating its fifth year in 2012, Couch Fest Films is a cozyshorts film fest hosted in people's houses & small venues all

over the world all on one day. During Couch Fest Films, lovers of film can sit shoulder toshoulder watching short films while stuffing their faces with snacks.

For details of our programme, please see here:- http://www.couchfestfilms.com/films-2012-Southampton2.html

Each year, films from such festivals as Sundance, SXSW, CFC Worldwide Shorts, SeattleInt. Film Festival, and the New Horizons Film Festival to name a few are presented. Couch Fest Films is not an online event nor a broadcast event. It is a film festival thatreplaces traditional theater venues with cozy residential venues and alternative locations.

A short intermission in the middle of each program will allow viewers to discuss the filmsand socialize. Participants will have the opportunity to interact, share and discover newfilms and fellow lovers of film. Of course you want to attend Couch Fest Films! Maybe youlove film. Maybe you like the idea of sitting on your rump. Well, that's kind of what we liketoo. So was born the idea of Couch Fest Films.

We will be holding two showings of our set of films, one at 5 - 6.45pm & one at 8 - 10pm.There will also be a different set if films showing at 7.30pm in Bitterne, so why not take inboth venues and make an evening of it? The cafe will be open serving hot & cold drinks,wines, beers, ciders & aperitifs until 10pm

Entry to Couchfest is FREE. For details of our programme, please see here:-

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http://www.couchfestfilms.com/films-2012-Southampton2.html

Life Drawing SessionThe Art House Sunday, November 11, 2012 from 12:30PM to 5:00 PMPlease book here

An untutored session for artists who want todo some life drawing! The session consists of a warm-up withshorter poses, followed by either one or two longer poses – thegroup decides. There will be a 45 minute break for lunch at 2pm.

The life drawing sessions are untutored, giving you a chance to dosome drawing in peace. The sessions are sometimes themed usingprops and backdrops or specific types of poses.

We provide:

- Easels- Drawing boards & drawing board clips- Some basic drawing materials & plain papers- A life model

You will need to bring:

- paper or a sketchbook - your own preferred drawing or painting things.

The Cost is Ј13.95 per session, payable on booking. If you rebookon the day for the next session, we offer an early bird price ofЈ12.50.

The Friends of The Art House card discount of 25% off applies bothto early bird and full price bookings! Want a Friends of The ArtHouse card, to save money on food & drink, workshops, events andmore? Buy yours online here and start saving! To get your Friendsof The Art House discount, please use the discount code we'vesent you or contact us on [email protected] foryour code.

The Art House crew privilege card discount of 25% also applies tofull price and early bird bookings. Crew, please book and pay inperson. Event image - drawing of Tony by Stewart Beckett, done atone of the sessions - visit his website for more lovely examples ofhis work!

Accessibility information:-

This session is suitable for adults. The life drawing is held on our

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first floor, which is accessed via wide stairs with a banister eitherside. Regretably we are not able to hold this session on ourground floor as the cafe is open.

Three MonkeysAcoustic ShowcaseWith Tom Biggs,Andy Harris andDave MitchellArt House, Fri 16/11/12, 8PM

Three Monkeys is a uniquechance to enjoy music by three local musicians, singers & songwriters in the intimatesetting of our gallery. Three musicians, one stage, one song at a time. Details of thismonth's musicians to follow.

Dave Mitchell ~ Dave Mitchell plays acoustic guitar with passionate bluesy vocals andemotive, honest lyrics. With his stomping energetic performance he can create the feel ofa whole band.

Andy Harris ~ Calico Cat is the brainchild of Andy Harris. Andy is best known as amember of Southampton's Haunted Stereo. He also plays guitar for and produces AnjaMcCloskey. Calico Cat gives Andy the opportunity to fully indulge in his pop sensibility.Debut single 'Aimless' was released on April 23rd and 'Reverie EP' on May 7th and arenow available.

Tom Biggs ~ Tom is an 18 year old solo artist from the south of England. He is asinger/songwriter and writes all of his own music. He plays the Guitar and Drums. Hedescribes his Genre as Acoustic/Folk.

He states "From a young age I have always been interested in Music and it has had amassive impact on my life. Artists who have had an influence on my song writing includeWhite Denim, Nick Drake, Bombay Bicycle Club, Manchester Orchestra, Laura Marling,and many more… "We're open through from 11am so pop in after work if you like, we'llbe serving light suppers until 8pm. Music starts at 8pm. Entry by suggested donation ofЈ4, please pay at the till before heading upstairs and get your lovely butterfly stamp toshow your support for The Art House.

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How to look at ArtArt House, Wed 21/11, 7:30 PM

Our very own Jani Franck, director at The Art House, artist &creative permission giver, gives a short talk demystifying theprocess of looking at Art.

In this talk, we will look at three of Jani's favourite pieces of artand talk through some of the ideas behind them, the historyof the particular artist and art form and explore our ownreactions to the work. There will be time for discussion,

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[email protected][email protected]

Date: 11/10/2012 9:13:23 AMSubject: Fwd: studio clothes swaps

Sent from my iPhone

Begin forwarded message:

From: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>Date: 8 November 2012 13:42:02 GMTTo: "Nicola Chamberlain" <[email protected]>Subject: Re: studio clothes swaps

Hi Nic, Could you please forward this on to people who would be interested? ThanksLibby

STUDIO CLOTHES SWAP

There will be a clothes swap in the Fine Art studios on Thursday 15th November from 4-6PM.If you have clothes you don’t wear or don’t want bring them along and swap them for something

else.

The rules are these:

Bring your clothes and lay them out on the table (please make sure they are clean), have a lookthrough the other clothes to see what you lie and pick up what you like. Keep in mind to take only

what you will actually wear so that others can also enjoy.This is not a performance but a participation event.

There will be cake! From: Nicola C hamberlainSent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 10:51 AMT o: [email protected]: Re: studio clothes swaps Hi Libby, Y es, I think this is a great idea!How about next monday (12th November). I can send out an email for you if you send me the content :) Nic x

-----Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote: -----T o: "Nicola" <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 05/11/2012 11:56P MSubject: studio clothes swaps

Hey, I would like to put on a clothes swap in the studio. Would you be able to tell me when it would be good timing to do so? So that the most students schedules would befairly empty? I think the evening might be the best time. Also who would be allowed into the studios for this? Just students who use the building? All Solent students?Or anyone? ThanksLibby

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From: "Greg Hewitt" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/12/2012 7:54:57 AMSubject: Re: Plastic bag petition

Brilliant to hear you're doing this Libby =) Great work! See if you can start a Morsbags Pod!

On Sat, Nov 10, 2012 at 11:35 PM, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hello, I’m doing BA Fine Art at Southampton Solent University and my work is based on environmental issues and massconsumption through kind of installation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge onsingle use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. I have made an pagefor this on Facebook as well as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have also put it on all of mynoticeboards at uni and taken it to supermarkets and shops to put in their staff rooms. It has an upcoming article in theDaily Echo newspaper in Southampton and Resource magazine have also shared it. I also have an event planned togive out free tote bags in West Quay shopping centre in Southampton with the petition card attached to it, just waitingon funding. This place is the height of consumerism in Southampton so would be a great place to raise awareness. Iwondered if you could please make a mention of this anywhere? The signature count has x10 in 4 days and there is a lot of activity on the Facebook event page but it needs to reach100,000 in a year! I would be very grateful if you could share this in any way possible or even if you could simply put anotice in your staff room about it, it would be greatly appreciated. This is the link to the petition - http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990 And the Facebook event, if you’d like to share it or know what’s going on with it -https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/ Thank youLibby Russell

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From: "Friends of the Earth Information Team" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/14/2012 12:24:11 PMSubject: RE: feedback comment: Other - [email protected]

Dear Liz Thank you for your interest in Friends of the Earth. We are a relatively small organisation and unfortunately we are unable to sign letters of support for campaigns or projects which we do not work specifically work on.The issue of carrier bags, particularly by supermarkets, is without doubt a big problem, as is over packaging. However, it is far from the only environmental abuse or even the worst interms of overall impact. Tackling the problem of plastic bags would only make a tiny difference in tackling the UK’s waste crisis. Other measures are needed to reduce waste and increasere-use and recycling. Attempting to win far-reaching reductions in waste, let alone waste going to landfill and incineration is Friends of the Earth's priority.

Rather than campaign to reform specific aspects of individual companies' behaviour, Friends of the Earth is campaigning for corporate accountability through wide-ranging legislation. Thiswould directly hit the refusal of suppliers and retailers to address packaging issues, among many others. However a number of our local groups have campaigned on the issue and may be able to help. Your nearest local group is http://www.foe.co.uk/groups/southamptoneastleigh/ Warm wishesSteve Cain | Supporter Information TeamThe bear is back! The biggest names in comedy stand up to save the planet.Hammersmith Apollo, Nov 22nd 2012, tickets £25.00.

-----Original Message-----From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 11 November 2012 00:37To: Friends of the EarthSubject: feedback comment: Other - [email protected] "Comments: Hello I m doing BA Fine Art at Southampton Solent University and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind of installation andaction. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get 100 000 in a year to be considered. I have made an pagefor this on Facebook as well as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have also put it on all of my noticeboards at uni and taken it to supermarkets and shops to put in theirstaff rooms. It has an upcoming article in the Daily Echo newspaper in Southampton and Resource magazine have also shared it. I also have an event planned to give out free tote bags inWest Quay shopping centre in Southampton with the petition card attached to it just waiting on funding. This place is the height of consumerism in Southampton so would be a greatplace to raise awareness. I wondered if you could please make a mention of this anywhere? The signature count has x10 in 4 days and there is a lot of activity on the Facebook event page but it needs to reach 100 000 in a year I would be very grateful ifyou could share this in any way possible or even if you could simply put a notice in your staff room about it it would be greatly appreciated. This is the link to the petition -http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990 And the Facebook event if you d like to share it or know what s going on with it -https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/ Thank you Libby Russell""Recipient: [email protected]""Title: MISS""Forename: Libby""Surname: Russell""Address: 6 Hardings Lane""Address: Fair Oak""Town: Southampton""Country: UK""Postcode: SO50 8GL""Email Address: [email protected]""Can send further communication: TICKED""Web Page: http://www.foe.co.uk/feedbackcomment.html""Timestamp: 20121111003709""supporter number: EASTLEIGH""topic: Other"

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From: "info UK" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/14/2012 12:54:06 PMSubject: FW: Form submission from: General Information

Hi LibbyThanks for the email - I will put it on our notice board and suggest you also talk to www.wastewatch.org.uk and www.recyclednow.com and perhapsalso see if the students union and alumni folk can help at college? Also I used these key words 'plastic bag free town' into Google and got some goodlinks - try and see what you think!Good luck

Issy GriffinSupporter ServicesCanonbury VillasLondonN1 2PN0800 269 065www.greenpeace.org.uk

-----Original Message-----From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 11 November 2012 00:50To: info UKSubject: Form submission from: General Information

Submitted on Sunday, 11 November, 2012 - 00:50 Submitted by anonymous user: [2.222.212.66] Submitted values are:

Title: MissFirst name: LibbySurname: RussellEmail: [email protected]:Telephone number:Your Question:Hello,

I’m doing BA Fine Art at Southampton Solent University and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind ofinstallation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get100,000 in a year to be considered. I have made an page for this on Facebook as well as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have alsoput it on all of my noticeboards at uni and taken it to supermarkets and shops to put in their staff rooms. It has an upcoming article in the Daily Echonewspaper in Southampton and Resource magazine have also shared it. I also have an event planned to give out free tote bags in West Quay shoppingcentre in Southampton with the petition card attached to it, just waiting on funding.This place is the height of consumerism in Southampton so would be a great place to raise awareness. I wondered if you could please make a mentionof this anywhere?

The signature count has x10 in 4 days and there is a lot of activity on the Facebook event page but it needs to reach 100,000 in a year! I would be verygrateful if you could share this in any way possible or even if you could simply put a notice in your staff room about it, it would be greatlyappreciated.

This is the link to the petition -http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990

And the Facebook event, if you’d like to share it or know what’s going on with it - https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/

Thank youLibby Russell

The results of this submission may be viewed at:http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/node/229978/submission/53188

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Date: 10/30/2012 8:55:46 AMSubject: HM Government e-petitions: Your e-petition has been published

Dear Libby Russell,

Your e-petition "5p charge on single use plastic bags" has now been published. You can view your e-petition at: http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990

You can also share this URL to promote your e-petition or use the social network links available onyour e-petition's page.

Thanks,


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From: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/16/2012 8:58:43 AMSubject: Re: Project

Hi Libby I am actually out of the office, but hopefully below will be a useful summary: - Martin Walton (Uni) was contacted to see whether he could offer financial support from the UniversityGreen Impact budget. Unfortunately he is unable to.- Tom Saunders (Uni) was contacted. I believe you have also been in contact with Tom, he may be ableto help. If you continue to contact Tom directly he should be able to support you further.- Jamie Ings (SU) may be able to provide you with some quotes for purchasing bags, however thesequotes may not be any cheaper than what you have looked at. You might want to get in contact with Kelly Collins, she is the President of the SIFE (Enactus) Societywhich runs enterprising student projects. She may have some good ideas or the SIFE team may havesome other good contacts they could pass on to you. She is a student and contactable on the unisystem. Hope that helps!





-----Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote: -----To: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 15/11/2012 10:26PMSubject: Re: Project

Hi Laura, Do you mind if I give you a ring tomorrow (Friday) at some point? I would just like to make sense of who has beenemailed and figure out what I should do next. ThanksLibby From: Laura PrattSent: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 10:15 AMTo: Jamie IngsCc: [email protected]: Re: Fw: Project Yes please, a quote on those would be great. I think that is what I meant any way.

We paid £70 for 100 small canvas bags from SoFair, but I imagine your quote will be a lot cheaper.

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Thanks





-----Jamie Ings/Student Union/Solent wrote: -----To: Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Jamie Ings/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 10:04AMCc: [email protected]: Re: Fw: Project

Hi Laura,

We didn't order tote bags this year, we ordered bio-degradable plastic bags instead. would you liketo know what we got for that? I can certainly introduce to the supplier and encourage them to offera discount.

Let me know.

thanks,

Jamie IngsMarketing and Communications ManagerSolent Students' UnionEast Park TerraceSouthamptonSO14 OYNTel: 023 8031 9440

'Solent Students’ Union is a not for profit organisation, all revenue generated is re-invested back into services for our students'

-----Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent wrote: -----To: Jamie Ings/Student Union/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Laura Pratt/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 09:38AMCc: [email protected]: Fw: Project

Hi Jamie

Please could you let me know the quote you received on tote bags for Freshers this year - whatwas the total cost per bag? A student is looking for our support in buying some tote bags and Iwondered whether we managed to get a discount or whether we are friendly with a supplier thatcould offer us bags at a discount price?

Thanks

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Solent Students’ Union is a not for profit organisation, all revenue generated is re-invested back into services for our students


-----Forwarded by Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent on 31/10/2012 09:36AM -----To: <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 31/10/2012 09:12AMSubject: Project

Hi Laura, I’m doing BA Fine Art at Solent and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption throughkind of installation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrierbags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. As part of my work/in support ofthis petition I have a plan to give out tote bags in West Quay, attached to them; a business card with a link to thepetition. It also serves a good purpose in Southampton's’ height area of consumption. The problem I face isbuying 100 plus tote bags works out at about £1 per bag and I do not have that to spare.I was wondering if the SU(/Solent) have any tote bags with Solent logo on? Perhaps left over from freshers fair? Or if you have any ideaswhere I could get some? Or if there is the possibility of a work related grant? Thank youLibby Russell

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From: "Michael Carr" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/16/2012 9:10:36 AMSubject: RE: petition on single carrier bags

Hi Libby! Sorry i couldn’t reply I was on holiday and couldn’t access my work emails at home. Did everything go okay? Yours sincerely Michael Carr From: Libby Russell [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 13 November 2012 16:37To: Michael CarrSubject: Re: petition on single carrier bags Hiya, Is the photoshoot still happening tomorrow? ThanksLibby From: Michael CarrSent: Wednesday, November 07, 2012 9:50 AMTo: [email protected]: petition on single carrier bags Hi Liz, I’m Mike and I’m a reporter at the Daily Echo. We are doing a short story on the petition. I was hoping I could have a chat with you about it for a bit ofbackground information and to find out the real inspiration behind the petition and a bit more about yourself. This is my email and my number is 02380424485 or email me back with your number I hope you can get back to me, there’s a possible chance of a picture too – but I’ll find out if we need that. Good luck with the petition. Yours sincerely Michael Carr--------------------------------------------------------------This document is private and confidential.All property, copyright and other rights in it and its contents belong to Newsquest Media Group Limited.It must not be read, copied, disclosed or otherwise used without Newsquest’s authorisation. Newsquest may exercise its legalrights and remedies in the event of any such unauthorised use.


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From: "Megan Streb" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/16/2012 11:37:43 AMSubject: Re: Solent environmental projects and carrier bag legislation

Hi Libby,It was great to meet you the other day. I think the 5p charge would be a great idea.

Have you spoken to some of the leading plastic bag groups about this? There's the MSC who also have a list of plastic bag free towns (or those whoare at least considering it), http://www.mcsuk.org/what wedo/Clean%20seas%20and%20beaches/Campaigns%20and%20policy/Plastic%20bag%20free%20towns

Morsbags http://www.morsbags.com/ is an international group where people give out handmade bags and each of those groups I'm sure would bewilling to encourage people to sign the petition.

In terms of doing things locally,Do you want to write a short piece on this issue that we could put on the website? That would help raise the profile locally.

Romsey had a fairly active group for a while, but I'm not sure if they are still running. I'm sure the people are still in Romsey, though, and wouldappreciate a fresh look at this issue. Here's a bit about them from 2010: http://www.romseyadvertiser.co.uk/news/5059033.Town s really got a handleon plastic bag free shopping/ You might want to get in touch with Transition Romsey as I'm sure a lot of the members overlap.

What precisely would you want the funding for? Printing costs for the leaflet? Buying tote bags?If you're looking to purchase tote bags, Solent has taken over the UK side of Vandanamu bags as Vandanamu Ethical Cottons -http://www.vandanamu.org/ they might be able to point you in the direction of funding.

If you wanted to make bags, there are a few WI groups in the area who might want to join you on this, or the Art House might be willing to run a fewworkshops encouraging people to make bags. Using the Morsbag model, you might be able to ask for donations of old bed sheets, etc. and then runworkshops. You could even have a laptop on hand when you have the workshops so that people could sign the petition online as they take part.

Hope this is helpful!!

- Megan

On 15 November 2012 22:23, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hiya Megan,

We met last week at the talk at the Art House. I was just wondering if you could think of any funding options or support for my project and also about theprojects that might be running that you mentioned.

I’m doing BA Fine Art at Southampton Solent University and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind of installation andaction. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to beconsidered. I have made an page for this on Facebook as well as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have also put it on all of my noticeboardsat uni and taken it to supermarkets and shops to put in their staff rooms.

It has an upcoming article in the Daily Echo newspaper in Southampton and Resource magazine have also shared it. The event I need funding for is to giveout free tote bags in West Quay shopping centre in Southampton with the petition card attached to it. This place is the height of consumerism in Southamptonso would be a great place to raise awareness.

The signature count has x10 in 4 days and there is a lot of activity on the Facebook event page but it needs to reach 100,000 in a year! If you do not know ofany funding options, would be very grateful if you could share this in any way possible or even if you could simply put a notice in your staff room about it, itwould be greatly appreciated.

This is the link to the petition -http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990

And the Facebook event, if you’d like to share it or know what’s going on with it - https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/

Thank you Libby Russell

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From: "Marine Conservation Society" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/16/2012 5:39:38 PMSubject: Marine Conservation Society - enquiry response

Dear Libby.

Thank you for contacting the Marine Conservation Society. I am out of the office at present, but your message is important to us and our Inbox isbeing checked regularly. We will be in touch with you as soon as possible. If your enquiry is very urgent, please call us on 01989 566017 between ournormal office hours of Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm.

Many thanks.

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Marine Conservation Society

Switchboard: 01989 566017

Email: [email protected]

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Please join us - visit our website at www.mcsuk.org

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From: "MCS info" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/16/2012 5:46:58 PMSubject: Automatic reply: Plastic bag petition

Thank you for contacting the Marine Conservation Society. I am out of the office at present, but your message isimportant to us and our Inbox is being checked regularly. We will be in touch with you as soon as possible. If yourenquiry is very urgent, please call us on 01989 566017 between our normal office hours of Monday to Friday,9.00am to 5.00pm. Many thanks. Ann HuntEnquiries OfficerMarine Conservation SocietySwitchboard: 01989 566017Email: [email protected] The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is the UK charity dedicated to protecting our seas, shores and wildlife.Please join us - visit our website at www.mcsuk.orgMCS TwitterMCS Facebook Reg Charity No (England and Wales) 1004005Reg Charity No (Scotland) SC037480Company Limited by Guarantee (England & Wales) No:2550966Registered Office: Unit 3, Wolf Business Park, Alton Road, Ross-on-Wye HR9 5NBVAT No. 489 1505 17 This email is confidential to the intended recipient(s) and the contents may be legally privileged or contain proprietary and privateinformation. It is intended solely for the person to whom it is addressed. If you are not an intended recipient, you may not review,copy or distribute this email. If received in error, please notify the sender and delete the message from your system immediately.Please note that neither the Marine Conservation Society nor the sender accept any responsibility for any viruses and it is yourresponsibility to scan the email and the attachments (if any).

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From: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/16/2012 6:53:06 PMSubject:

Argh my phones confusing me! Ur contact us now glitterarti lol How's it going? I have been emailing Megan fromtransition Southampton about the carrier bag petition and she suggested we run a your bag making workshop atthe arthouse and ask for donations of old bedsheets and stuff! I think that's an awesome idea! What do you think?Should I email jani and be all official? =D x

Sent from my Windows Phone

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From: "Jani at The Art House" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/17/2012 12:13:59 PMSubject: Re: Tote bag making workshop

Hi Libby,

This sounds great - how soon were you thinking of?

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On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 7:02 PM, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hiya Jani! As you may know, as a project for my uni work I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrierbags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. I have made an page for this on Facebook aswell as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have also put it on all of my noticeboards at uni and taken it tosupermarkets and shops to put in their staff rooms. It has an upcoming article in the Daily Echo newspaper in Southamptonand Resource magazine have also shared it. I also have an event planned to give out free tote bags in West Quay shoppingcentre in Southampton with the petition card attached to it, just waiting on funding. This place is the height of consumerism inSouthampton so would be a great place to raise awareness. I have been speaking to Megan from transition Southampton about the carrier bag petition and she suggested we run a tote bagmaking workshop at the Art House to run alongside this project and ask for donations of old bedsheets and stuff! I think that'san awesome idea! What do you think? I have looked at http://www.morsbags.com/, who are dedicated to a plastic bag free planet and have downloaded their tutorial formaking a bag This is the link to the petition - http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990And the Facebook event, if you’d like to share it or know what’s going on with it -https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/ Thank youLibby

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From: "MCS info" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/17/2012 4:51:53 PMSubject: RE: Plastic bag petition

Hi Libby, Thank you for your email to the Marine Conservation Society, and thank you so much for what you are doing to cut down the numberof plastic bags used. It sounds as though you are doing fantastic work. You would be welcome to put your petition link on ourFacebook page (link below in the signature), and I will certainly ask my colleagues to sign it – and will do so myself of course. Youmight like to have a look at our own plastic bags link athttp://www.mcsuk.org/what_we_do/Clean%20seas%20and%20beaches/campaigns%20and%20policy/Go%20plastic%20bag%20free(sorry about the long link). Do keep us posted on how your petition is doing. Hopefully by all working together we can achieve a result and cut down on thenumber of bags given out. Many thanks again for all your hard work – and good luck. Ann Ann HuntEnquiries OfficerMarine Conservation SocietySwitchboard: 01989 566017Email: [email protected]

The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is the UK charity dedicated to protecting our seas, shores and wildlife.Please join us - visit our website at www.mcsuk.orgMCS TwitterMCS Facebook

Reg Charity No (England and Wales) 1004005Reg Charity No (Scotland) SC037480Company Limited by Guarantee (England & Wales) No:2550966Registered Office: Unit 3, Wolf Business Park, Alton Road, Ross-on-Wye HR9 5NBVAT No. 489 1505 17 This email is confidential to the intended recipient(s) and the contents may be legally privileged or contain proprietary and private information. It isintended solely for the person to whom it is addressed. If you are not an intended recipient, you may not review, copy or distribute this email. If received inerror, please notify the sender and delete the message from your system immediately. Please note that neither the Marine Conservation Society nor thesender accept any responsibility for any viruses and it is your responsibility to scan the email and the attachments (if any). From: Libby Russell [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 16 November 2012 5:39 PMTo: MCS infoSubject: Plastic bag petition Hello, I’m doing BA Fine Art at Southampton Solent University and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind ofinstallation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get100,000 in a year to be considered. I have made an page for this on Facebook as well as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have alsoput it on all of my noticeboards at uni and taken it to supermarkets and shops to put in their staff rooms. It has an upcoming article in the Daily Echonewspaper in Southampton and Resource magazine have also shared it. I also have an event planned to give out free tote bags in West Quay

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shopping centre in Southampton with the petition card attached to it, just waiting on funding. This place is the height of consumerism in Southamptonso would be a great place to raise awareness. I wondered if you could please make a mention of this petition anywhere? The signature count has x10 in 4 days and there is a lot of activity on the Facebook event page but it needs to reach 100,000 in a year! I would bevery grateful if you could share this in any way possible or even if you could simply put a notice somewhere about it, it would be greatly appreciated. This is the link to the petition - http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990 And the Facebook event, if you’d like to share it or know what’s going on with it - https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/ Thank youLibby Russell

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From: Libbly <[email protected]>To: Libbly <[email protected]>

Date: 11/17/2012 5:39:23 PMSubject: [southamptonfreecycle] WANTED: Any fabric/old bedding (Polygon)

WANTED: Any fabric/old bedding

Hello! I am running a tote bag making workshop to encourage people notto use plastic bags. I need lots of fabric for this task, colourful ofplain is fine. Many thanks! x

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From: movinghannah <[email protected]>To: Libbly <[email protected]>

Date: 11/18/2012 12:51:28 AMSubject: Reply to your post "Iron"

Hi

I have a spare used iron available for collection In Millbrook. Must contact by 10am Sunday as internet stopping.Collection Sunday only as moving Monday.

Are you interested?

Kind regardsHannah

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From: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>To: "Jamie Ings" <[email protected]>

Date: 10/31/2012 9:38:13 AMSubject: Fw: Project

Hi Jamie

Please could you let me know the quote you received on tote bags for Freshers this year - what was thetotal cost per bag? A student is looking for our support in buying some tote bags and I wonderedwhether we managed to get a discount or whether we are friendly with a supplier that could offer usbags at a discount price?

Thanks





-----Forwarded by Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent on 31/10/2012 09:36AM -----

To: <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 31/10/2012 09:12AMSubject: Project

Hi Laura, I’m doing BA Fine Art at Solent and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind ofinstallation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in Englandas in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. As part of my work/in support of this petition I have aplan to give out tote bags in West Quay, attached to them; a business card with a link to the petition. It also serves agood purpose in Southampton's’ height area of consumption. The problem I face is buying 100 plus tote bags works outat about £1 per bag and I do not have that to spare.I was wondering if the SU (/Solent) have any tote bags with Solentlogo on? Perhaps left over from freshers fair? Or if you have any ideas where I could get some? Or if there is thepossibility of a work related grant? Thank youLibby Russell

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From: "Hannah Read" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/18/2012 1:51:23 AMSubject: Re: Reply to your post "Iron"

Hi Libby

Around 10-11 or between 4-5 is best if poss

U Can get 18/19 blue line ask for wimpson lane (first stop on those road)Or 2/2a first busses ask for chevron road surgeryBoth very close.If not available these times let me know what time u can do tnx I'll check with my husband as I'm moving to newplace tomorrow.Kind regardsHannah

On 18 Nov 2012 01:22, "Libby Russell" <[email protected]> wrote:Hiya,

What sort of time would I be able to pick it up and also do you know which bus goes from town to yours?

Thank you very muchLibby-----Original Message----- From: movinghannahSent: Sunday, November 18, 2012 12:51 AMTo: LibblySubject: Reply to your post "Iron"

Hi

I have a spare used iron available for collection In Millbrook. Must contact by 10am Sunday as internet stopping.Collection Sunday only as moving Monday.

Are you interested?

Kind regardsHannah


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From: "Tom Saunders" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/20/2012 11:24:12 AMSubject: Re: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Libby,

Feel free to call me on 07854309235. We will have some funding at some point soon - I'm waiting for mycolleague to get back to me, so should have more information soon :)

Tom


-----Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote: -----To: <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 16/11/2012 03:40PMSubject: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Tom, Is there any funding I can get for this project or can I give you ring about it some time today? ThanksLibby From: [email protected]: Monday, November 05, 2012 9:47 PMTo: Tom SaundersSubject: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student Hiya Tom, This is the initial email I sent to Laura - ‘Hi Laura,I’m doing BA Fine Art at Solent and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind ofinstallation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as inWales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. As part of my work/in support of this petition I have a plan to give outtote bags in West Quay, attached to them; a business card with a link to the petition. It also serves a good purpose inSouthampton's’ height area of consumption. The problem I face is buying 100 plus tote bags works out at about £1 per bag and Ido not have that to spare.I was wondering if the SU (/Solent) have any tote bags with Solent logo on? Perhaps left over fromfreshers fair? Or if you have any ideas where I could get some? Or if there is the possibility of a work related grant?Thank youLibby Russell’ It would be great if I could get funding! I have also been emailed UK based tote bag manufacturers to ask if they would give me acertain amount of bags with their logo on as a kind of free advertisement but not being represented by anything it is like gettingblood out of a stone. Any kind of help would be greatly appreciated. Thank youLibby Russell From: Tom SaundersSent: Monday, November 05, 2012 10:12 AM

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To: Laura PrattCc: [email protected]: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student Hi Laura, Couldn't see anything about the project idea - could you re-send? I don't think there's anythingagainst it being part of a university course. Kind regards, Tom


-----Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent wrote: -----To: Tom Saunders/FBSE/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Laura Pratt/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 09:59AMCc: [email protected]: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Tom Please see the project idea from a student below. I am still waiting for details of cost, which willdepend on how cheaply our marketing team can get tote bags from a supplier. Could you confirm whether the UnLtd part of the 3-tier funding is allowed to cover projects that arepart of a university course? Our funding cannot, however I told the student I would try and explorealternative avenues for her. Thanks





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From: "Tom Saunders" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/20/2012 4:53:24 PMSubject: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Haha, no it wouldn't progress the grants - I'm just waiting for a confirmation! I'll be in touch soon.

Tom


-----Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote: -----To: "Tom Saunders" <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 20/11/2012 03:26PMSubject: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hiya, That’s good! Would calling you progress things or would it be best to wait for your colleague to get back to you? ThanksLibby From: Tom SaundersSent: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 11:24 AMTo: Libby RussellSubject: Re: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student Hi Libby, Feel free to call me on 07854309235. We will have some funding at some point soon - I'm waiting formy colleague to get back to me, so should have more information soon :) Tom


-----Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote: -----To: <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 16/11/2012 03:40PMSubject: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Tom, Is there any funding I can get for this project or can I give you ring about it some time today? ThanksLibby

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From: [email protected]: Monday, November 05, 2012 9:47 PMTo: Tom SaundersSubject: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student Hiya Tom, This is the initial email I sent to Laura - ‘Hi Laura,I’m doing BA Fine Art at Solent and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind ofinstallation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as inWales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. As part of my work/in support of this petition I have a plan to give outtote bags in West Quay, attached to them; a business card with a link to the petition. It also serves a good purpose inSouthampton's’ height area of consumption. The problem I face is buying 100 plus tote bags works out at about £1 per bag andI do not have that to spare.I was wondering if the SU (/Solent) have any tote bags with Solent logo on? Perhaps left over fromfreshers fair? Or if you have any ideas where I could get some? Or if there is the possibility of a work related grant?Thank youLibby Russell’ It would be great if I could get funding! I have also been emailed UK based tote bag manufacturers to ask if they would give mea certain amount of bags with their logo on as a kind of free advertisement but not being represented by anything it is likegetting blood out of a stone. Any kind of help would be greatly appreciated. Thank youLibby Russell From: Tom SaundersSent: Monday, November 05, 2012 10:12 AMTo: Laura PrattCc: [email protected]: Re: Environmental project - Financial support for a student Hi Laura, Couldn't see anything about the project idea - could you re-send? I don't think there's anythingagainst it being part of a university course. Kind regards, Tom


-----Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent wrote: -----To: Tom Saunders/FBSE/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Laura Pratt/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 09:59AMCc: [email protected]: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Tom Please see the project idea from a student below. I am still waiting for details of cost, which willdepend on how cheaply our marketing team can get tote bags from a supplier. Could you confirm whether the UnLtd part of the 3-tier funding is allowed to cover projects thatare part of a university course? Our funding cannot, however I told the student I would try andexplore alternative avenues for her.

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Thanks



Solent Students’ Union is a not for profit organisation, all revenue generated is re-invested back into services for our students


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From: [email protected]: [email protected]

Date: 11/21/2012 10:11:00 AMSubject: RE: e-petitions: Feedback received

Dear Ms Russell,

Thank you for your message regarding e-petitions. The JSON information is a feature provided by the Government Digital Service who maintaintechnical aspects of the site. I would recommend contacting them via the webform at http://digital.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/contact/

Yours sincerely

Ben SneddonAssistant Private Secretary (Parliamentary Reform) to the Leader of the House of Commons

-----Original Message-----From: HM Government e-petitions [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 19 November 2012 13:18To: Petitions - Leader of the House of CommonsSubject: e-petitions: Feedback received

We have received the following feedback from the e-petitions site:

Name: Libby RussellEmail: [email protected]: http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990Response required: YES

Comment:

Hello,

I currently have an on going e-petition with you (http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990). Through your FAQ section on the site I have seenthat it should be possible to acces some basic information about the statistics of my petition.Your FAQ suggests that if go to http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/api/petitions/40990.json i can get this information, but only if I have 1000 signatures.As this is a new petition I don't have that many signatures at the moment but would like to use the information the JSON that you would supply toadvertise the petition.Could you please suggest any other options I have before I get the 1000 signatures required, other than using the master document, which at 20MB istoo large to be of use.

Thank you.

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Date: 11/27/2012 2:44:12 PMSubject: Re: Fw: Tote bag making workshop

Hi Libby!

I was thinking, did you want to run the workshop at the Transition Social perhaps?

Otherwise, on a weekend date in December :)







On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 2:33 PM, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hey Nina, I emailed Jani on the 17th Nov but haven’t received a reply. Do you have any suggestions you thinkwould help? ThanksLibby x From: [email protected]: Saturday, November 17, 2012 12:28 PMTo: Jani at The Art HouseSubject: Re: Tote bag making workshop Thanks for the prompt reply! Soonish would be cool although I’m just thinking about what would be needed. Im thinkingI could provide one or two irons, scissors, tape measures and stuff so that people can cut up their materials and ironthem out. However, I very much doubt I could get hold of more than one sewing machine for people to sew the bagstogether or even if I could I’m not sure how well people would get on with them ( I myself am god awful with them), I’mthinking it might be best to have someone who would do the stitching on peoples bags when they’re done (do you knowanyone who would be interested in helping?) or get people to hand sew them which may take a little while – what doyou think?

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Here is the link to the Morsbags website, under the make one tab it shows you how to make one http://www.morsbags.com/ ThanksLibby From: Jani at The Art HouseSent: Saturday, November 17, 2012 12:13 PMTo: Libby RussellSubject: Re: Tote bag making workshop Hi Libby,








On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 7:02 PM, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hiya Jani! As you may know, as a project for my uni work I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on singleuse carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. I have made an page forthis on Facebook as well as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have also put it on all of mynoticeboards at uni and taken it to supermarkets and shops to put in their staff rooms. It has an upcoming article inthe Daily Echo newspaper in Southampton and Resource magazine have also shared it. I also have an event plannedto give out free tote bags in West Quay shopping centre in Southampton with the petition card attached to it, justwaiting on funding. This place is the height of consumerism in Southampton so would be a great place to raiseawareness. I have been speaking to Megan from transition Southampton about the carrier bag petition and she suggested we runa tote bag making workshop at the Art House to run alongside this project and ask for donations of old bedsheetsand stuff! I think that's an awesome idea! What do you think? I have looked at http://www.morsbags.com/, who are dedicated to a plastic bag free planet and have downloadedtheir tutorial for making a bag This is the link to the petition - http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990And the Facebook event, if you’d like to share it or know what’s going on with it -https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/

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Thank youLibby



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From: "Waste Management" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/27/2012 3:11:00 PMSubject: Waste Management Autoresponder

Thank you for contacting Waste and Recycling.

We aim to reply to your email within three working days.

Please do not use ‘reply’ to this automatic acknowledgement message.

Waste and Recycling, City Depot and Recycling Park, First Avenue, Southampton SO15 0LJ

Telephone Actionline 023 8083 3005

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From: Allotments <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/27/2012 3:22:16 PMSubject: RE: Composting

Hi Libby We only allow plot holders to compost green waste from their plots on site. There is no communal bin, plot holders havetheir own compost bins. Properties are able to purchase compost bins at a reduced price form Southampton City Counciland compost their food waste. in these. You would need to e mail waste and recycling for any other queries. ThanksSue

From: Libby Russell [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 27 November 2012 14:13To: AllotmentsSubject: Composting Hello, I was wondering if the allotments on Sandhurst road in the polygon have a composting bin or would accept food wastefrom any of the households in the area? Is there a scheme for this? I hate to see so much food waste going to landfill. Ordo you know if there are any compost schemes in the area? ThanksLibby Russell

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From: "Enquiries \(Gateway\)" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 11/27/2012 3:46:56 PMSubject: RE: Environmental conservation

Dear Ms Russell Many thanks for your email. We have forwarded it on to Waste Management who will reply within 15 working days. Their direct email address is [email protected] or you can call on 02380 833953 Yours Sincerely Gina Beavis (On behalf of Enquiries) Thank you for contacting Southampton City Council.Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require any further assistance. Tel: +44 (0)23 80 223855Fax: +44 (0)23 8083 4349E-mail: [email protected] Gina BeavisCustomer Service AdvisorCustomer ServicesSouthampton City Council023 80917037Email [email protected]

From: Libby Russell [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 27 November 2012 14:29To: Enquiries (Gateway)Subject: Re: Environmental conservation Hello, I was just wondering about the policy regarding looking for things at the tip/waste disposal areas. Is it allowed? I am astudent at Southampton Solent and I am running a project on unnecessary waste, I want to encourage people to findother uses for things they would normally throw away and see how many things are thrown out that still have life left inthem. If it is not currently normal practice, would it be at all possible to make an exception in my case under supervisionor having signed a disclaimer? Kind regardsLibby Russell

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From: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 10/31/2012 9:43:04 AMSubject: Re: Project

Hi Libby

Your idea sounds great - I am going to try and support you as much as I can. The SU does offer fundingsupport for students to trial enterprising ideas or campaigns, however unfortunately we cannot fundprojects that are a direct result of a University assignment. The plain reason is that we are notfinancially able to support every student, therefore we have to put extra curricular criteria in place. Ihave attached our funding guidelines for you to review and see how we can't fund you.

Despite this, there may be other funding options for us. I have just emailed the SU Marketing andCommunications Manager to get his quote from our tote bags during Freshers. We may be able to get adiscount or get your quote of £1 a bag reduced. What is the total number of bags you are looking for?

Secondly - I will email the University and see whether their Environmental Manager can offer anysupport. They support the SU with green initiatives which may fall outside of our funding restrictions.

Thirdly - I will contact the University Employability and Enterprise Team and see whether this can fit withtheir funding criteria for enterprising ideas.

If all the above fail, we can look into some more solutions!

Thanks





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From: "Emery, Loretta" <[email protected]>To: [email protected]

Date: 11/27/2012 4:05:07 PMSubject: RE: Environmental Champ

Hello Thank you for your email regarding the envirochamp programme. I am going on leave for two weeks but when I comeback we can see about getting together, a bit of training (health and safety, waste issues) and joining the group who aretackling the polygon area where Solent University live. I have copied this email to Michael Thomas who can help you with your other query about looking at waste at theHousehold Waste Recycling Centre. Kind regards Loretta EmeryRecycling OfficerCity ServicesSouthampton City CouncilCity Depot and Recycling ParkFirst AvenueMillbrookSouthamptonSO15 0LJTel: 023 8083 2348This email is confidential but may have to be disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, the Data Protection Act 1998 or theEnvironmental Information Regulations 2004. If you are not the person or organisation it was meant for, apologies, please ignore it, delete itand notify us. SCC does not make legally binding agreements or accept formal notices/proceedings by email. E-mails may be monitored

From: Libby Russell [mailto:[email protected]]Sent: 27 November 2012 15:09To: Waste ManagementSubject: Environmental Champ Hello, I am a student at Southampton Solent university studying BA Fine Art. My work is generally based on environmentalissues. I would be interested in receiving more information about becoming an environmental champ after reading thiswebpage: http://www.southampton.gov.uk/s-environment/householdwaste/students how you can help.aspx Also I was wondering about the policy regarding looking for things at the tip/waste disposal areas. Is it allowed? I amrunning a project on unnecessary waste, I want to encourage people to find other uses for things they would normallythrow away and see how many things are thrown out that still have life left in them. If it is not currently normal practice,would it be at all possible to make an exception in my case under supervision or having signed a disclaimer? I havealready sent several emails about this and not received a reply. Kind regardsLibby Russell

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Date: 12/5/2012 12:32:51 PMSubject: Re: Fw: Tote bag making workshop

Hi Libby,

It's on Thursday 13 December from 7.30pm, here is the FB event

http://www.facebook.com/events/209534135845340/

Let me know asap if you are up for this!







On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hi Jani, When is the Transition Social and is there an event page? ThanksLibby From: [email protected]: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 3:10 PMTo: Jani at The Art HouseSubject: Re: Tote bag making workshop Ooo when is that? Is there an event page? ThanksLibby From: Jani at The Art HouseSent: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 2:44 PMTo: Libby Russell

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Subject: Re: Fw: Tote bag making workshop Hi Libby!

I was thinking, did you want to run the workshop at the Transition Social perhaps?

Otherwise, on a weekend date in December :)







On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 2:33 PM, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hey Nina, I emailed Jani on the 17th Nov but haven’t received a reply. Do you have any suggestions youthink would help? ThanksLibby x From: [email protected]: Saturday, November 17, 2012 12:28 PMTo: Jani at The Art HouseSubject: Re: Tote bag making workshop Thanks for the prompt reply! Soonish would be cool although I’m just thinking about what would be needed. Imthinking I could provide one or two irons, scissors, tape measures and stuff so that people can cut up their materialsand iron them out. However, I very much doubt I could get hold of more than one sewing machine for people to sewthe bags together or even if I could I’m not sure how well people would get on with them ( I myself am god awful withthem), I’m thinking it might be best to have someone who would do the stitching on peoples bags when they’re done(do you know anyone who would be interested in helping?) or get people to hand sew them which may take a littlewhile – what do you think? Here is the link to the Morsbags website, under the make one tab it shows you how to make one http://www.morsbags.com/ ThanksLibby From: Jani at The Art House

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Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2012 12:13 PMTo: Libby RussellSubject: Re: Tote bag making workshop Hi Libby,








On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 7:02 PM, Libby Russell <[email protected]> wrote:Hiya Jani! As you may know, as a project for my uni work I recently started an online petition to implement a charge onsingle use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. I have made anpage for this on Facebook as well as an open event so that people can be invited to it. I have also put it on all ofmy noticeboards at uni and taken it to supermarkets and shops to put in their staff rooms. It has an upcomingarticle in the Daily Echo newspaper in Southampton and Resource magazine have also shared it. I also have anevent planned to give out free tote bags in West Quay shopping centre in Southampton with the petition cardattached to it, just waiting on funding. This place is the height of consumerism in Southampton so would be agreat place to raise awareness. I have been speaking to Megan from transition Southampton about the carrier bag petition and she suggested werun a tote bag making workshop at the Art House to run alongside this project and ask for donations of oldbedsheets and stuff! I think that's an awesome idea! What do you think? I have looked at http://www.morsbags.com/, who are dedicated to a plastic bag free planet and have downloadedtheir tutorial for making a bag This is the link to the petition - http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/40990And the Facebook event, if you’d like to share it or know what’s going on with it -https://www.facebook.com/events/450048178374965/ Thank youLibby


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From: DI <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 12/6/2012 2:19:57 PMSubject: Re: Reply to your post "Iron"

Hy Libby,I live in Bishops Waltham

Diane

-----Original Message-----From: Libby RussellSent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 1:28 PMTo: lubbylugsSubject: Re: Reply to your post "Iron"

Hiya! Thank you! where do you live? I may be ok but better to be safe thansorry!

Libby x

-----Original Message-----From: lubbylugsSent: Wednesday, December 05, 2012 8:21 PMTo: LibblySubject: Reply to your post "Iron"

I have a steam iron bottoms not very good but still works ok


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From: "Thomas, Michael" <[email protected]>To: "Libby Russell" <[email protected]>

Date: 12/6/2012 3:20:50 PMSubject: Environmental Champ

Dear Libby Russell I am writing in reply following your recent e-mail to Waste Management and the subsequent reply from Loretta Emery re the Environmental Champions.The second part of your enquiry contained the following: Also I was wondering about the policy regarding looking for things at the tip/waste disposal areas. Is it allowed? I am running a project on unnecessarywaste, I want to encourage people to find other uses for things they would normally throw away and see how many things are thrown out that still have lifeleft in them. If it is not currently normal practice, would it be at all possible to make an exception in my case under supervision or having signed adisclaimer? I have already sent several emails about this and not received a reply. This is probably best viewed in two areas one being what we call bulky waste and the other being what we call residual waste. Bulky Waste There are two potential routes for this as follows: Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC) – This is where residents take their bulky household items themselves to be disposed of. There are 26 sitesin Hampshire operated by a private contractor Hopkins Recycling Ltd on behalf of Hampshire County Council, Portsmouth City Council and SouthamptonCity Council. Hopkins Recycling Ltd are incentivised to recycle and reuse as many items as they can leading to these sites diverting over 80% of what isdelivered away from landfill. Residents can purchase re-usable items on site from the sales area provided on each of the 26 sites. The following linkprovides information on the HWRC sites in Hampshire: http://www.hopkinsrecycling.co.uk/netley.php Bulky waste collected by the council – The council will also collect bulky waste from resident’s properties but makes a collection charge. The collecteditems are taken to a waste transfer station where the bulky items are sorted into:

Metal items for recyclingFridges for recyclingCRTs and TVs for recycling

The remaining items are sent for disposal via landfill. However trials have now started to see if some of the remaining bulky items can be turned into afuel for use in energy generation. With a range of alternative routes to the council’s chargeable bulky collection scheme such a freecycle, local equivalents of freecycle, charity shops andfree adds the quality of the items the council picks up is generally poor making reuse difficult. These items are deposited at waste transfer stations prior to bulking up however there are significant health and safety risks associated with examiningthese materials due to the heavy machinery used at these sites. Speaking to other authorities that have tried to sort these items out for re-use / recyclingthey found that only a small percentage was suitable. This is the reason the council is undertaking trials on using this material as a fuel. Residual Waste This is collected in wheeled bins and is sent straight for incineration either directly or via a transfer station. This is collected in collection vehiclesequipped with compaction and so collected items are subjected to significant crushing making them unsuitable for reuse. I hope the above is of help Regards Michael ThomasWaste Strategy and Disposal ManagerCity Services DivisionEnvironment and Economy DirectorateSouthampton City Council Tel: 023 8083 2466 This email is confidential but may have to be disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, the Data Protection Act 1998 or the Env ironmental InformationRegulations 2004. If y ou are not the person or organisation it was meant for, apologies, please ignore it, delete it and notify us. SCC does not make legally bindingagreements or accept formal notices/proceedings by email. E-mails may be monitored.

P Think of the environment...please don't print this e-mail unless you really need

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Date: 12/10/2012 12:52:42 PMSubject: Fw: Clothes swap

Attachments: clothes swap 2.docx

Please see below :)

-----Forwarded by Nicola Chamberlain/FCIS/Solent on 10/12/2012 12:52PM -----To: "Nicola Chamberlain" <[email protected]>From: Libby Russell <[email protected]>Date: 10/12/2012 12:22PMSubject: Clothes swap

(See attached file: clothes swap 2.docx)

Hiya, Here is the new clothes swap letter. Would you mind sending it out to the courses in the studios please? ThanksLibby

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From: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>To: "Martin Walton" <[email protected]>

Date: 10/31/2012 9:47:23 AMSubject: Environmental Project - funding required

Hi Martin

A student has been in contact asking for some support with an environmental project she is runningacross Southampton to encourage a charge on single use carrier bags, ultimately to reduce theenvironmental impact this has on the environment. She is asking for support from the Students' Union inpromoting this project.

I think this is a great idea and would love to help her, it clearly fits our objectives with Green Impact andmay help add to the overall portfolio of green University projects. Unfortunately, as the project is part ofthe students course the SU cannot give her any financial support. We can however assist with thepromotion of the project and will endeavour to do so.

I wondered whether you will be receiving the grant from NUS/Universities Green Impact this year and, ifso, whether you thought we could offer any financial support from that pot to the student?

Looking forward to your reply.

Kind regards








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From: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>To: "Tom Saunders" <[email protected]>

Date: 10/31/2012 9:59:35 AMSubject: Environmental project - Financial support for a student

Hi Tom

Please see the project idea from a student below. I am still waiting for details of cost, which will dependon how cheaply our marketing team can get tote bags from a supplier.

Could you confirm whether the UnLtd part of the 3-tier funding is allowed to cover projects that are partof a university course? Our funding cannot, however I told the student I would try and explorealternative avenues for her.

Thanks





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From: "Jamie Ings" <[email protected]>To: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>

Date: 10/31/2012 10:04:23 AMSubject: Re: Fw: Project

Hi Laura,

We didn't order tote bags this year, we ordered bio-degradable plastic bags instead. would you like to know what we got for that?I can certainly introduce to the supplier and encourage them to offer a discount.

Let me know.

thanks,

Jamie IngsMarketing and Communications ManagerSolent Students' UnionEast Park Terrace SouthamptonSO14 OYNTel: 023 8031 9440

'Solent Students’ Union is a not for profit organisation, all revenue generated is re-invested back in to services for our students'


To: Jamie Ings/Student Union/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Laura Pratt/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 09:38AMCc: [email protected]: Fw: Project

Hi Jamie

Please could you let me know the quote you received on tote bags for Freshers this year - what was the total cost per bag? Astudent is looking for our support in buying some tote bags and I wondered whether we managed to get a discount or whetherwe are friendly with a supplier that could offer us bags at a discount price?

Thanks



Solent Students’ Union is a not for profit organisation, all revenue generated is re-invested back in to services for our students




Hi Laura, I’m doing BA Fine Art at Solent and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption through kind of installation and action. I recentlystarted an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bags in England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered.As part of my work/in support of this petition I have a plan to give out tote bags in West Quay, attached to them; a business card with a link to thepetition. It also serves a good purpose in Southampton's’ height area of consumption. The problem I face is buying 100 plus tote bags works out atabout £1 per bag and I do not have that to spare.I was wondering if the SU (/Solent) have any tote bags with Solent logo on? Perhaps left over fromfreshers fair? Or if you have any ideas where I could get some? Or if there is the possibility of a work related grant? Thank youLibby Russell

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From: "Laura Pratt" <[email protected]>To: "Jamie Ings" <[email protected]>

Date: 10/31/2012 10:15:09 AMSubject: Re: Fw: Project

Yes please, a quote on those would be great. I think that is what I meant any way.

We paid £70 for 100 small canvas bags from SoFair, but I imagine your quote will be a lot cheaper.

Thanks





-----Jamie Ings/Student Union/Solent wrote: -----

To: Laura Pratt/Student Union/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Jamie Ings/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 10:04AMCc: [email protected]: Re: Fw: Project

Hi Laura,

We didn't order tote bags this year, we ordered bio-degradable plastic bags instead. would you like toknow what we got for that? I can certainly introduce to the supplier and encourage them to offer adiscount.

Let me know.

thanks,

Jamie IngsMarketing and Communications ManagerSolent Students' UnionEast Park Terrace SouthamptonSO14 OYNTel: 023 8031 9440

'Solent Students’ Union is a not for profit organisation, all revenue generated is re-invested back in toservices for our students'


To: Jamie Ings/Student Union/Solent@Southampton Solent UniversityFrom: Laura Pratt/Student Union/SolentDate: 31/10/2012 09:38AM

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Cc: [email protected]: Fw: Project

Hi Jamie

Please could you let me know the quote you received on tote bags for Freshers this year - what wasthe total cost per bag? A student is looking for our support in buying some tote bags and I wonderedwhether we managed to get a discount or whether we are friendly with a supplier that could offer usbags at a discount price?

Thanks







Hi Laura, I’m doing BA Fine Art at Solent and my work is based on environmental issues and mass consumption throughkind of installation and action. I recently started an online petition to implement a charge on single use carrier bagsin England as in Wales. This must get 100,000 in a year to be considered. As part of my work/in support of thispetition I have a plan to give out tote bags in West Quay, attached to them; a business card with a link to thepetition. It also serves a good purpose in Southampton's’ height area of consumption. The problem I face is buying100 plus tote bags works out at about £1 per bag and I do not have that to spare.I was wondering if the SU (/Solent)have any tote bags with Solent logo on? Perhaps left over from freshers fair? Or if you have any ideas where I couldget some? Or if there is the possibility of a work related grant? Thank youLibby Russell

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