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I saw this online and sometimes I wonder if they photoshop these but unfortunately this appears to really be the situation, its unbelievable :(

In our opinion the blatant lack of movement by the big multinationals is a disgrace and moreover those of us who feel it is acceptable to simply throw away your single use bottles onto the streets for someone else to clean up shame on you!   We ask the question is this the way forward or can we change our habits and change the future? In the report plastic bottles were top of the visible plastic waste in our waterways showing 14% of all seen plastics on the study (see base of article for source), the main sadness for us here is this is totally reversible, we are simply paying through the nose to choke our seas, it is complete madness!...

It seems too good to be true, FOSH investigate whats really going on

Yorkshire Dales and Glasgow's Plantation Park's have been taking part in the Great British Spring Clean that is organised by Keep Britain Tidy helping areas look and stay as clean and tidy as they possible can! The most important point for us here is that everyone who took part in this quest to reduce single use plastic waste clogging up everywhere were fully comitted and all really wanted to make a difference. This position we find ourselves in really should never have been the case but how great that so many people are saying they care!! Single use plastic needs to go! Well done to all involved! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6845683/ROBERT-HARDMAN-gets-stuck-Great-British-Spring-Clean.html  

They have been around all my life, seems like they never change, the British tradition of Fish and Chips are built into our DNA, but hold on, I never made the link before but these businesses are fully reliant on the healthy seas for their livelihood yet they still push plastic bags out every night and, possibly even more irresponsibly, polystyrene trays and plastic forks…once you think about it you realise how crazy for the business this practice is.