Eric Ogendi I’ve been turning lots of my plastic food packaging into small cut out shapes the last few weeks! Will be melting them inside waste bubble wrap to make pictures and decorations with visitors to Plastic Tactics playground!!

We all love teaching #sustainable and the importance of making a change to the environment #recycling Fresh Start Waste

Mel Sykes I picked up 70 bottles of water.. a lot untouched on the pavement by mine a few years ago after the Liverpool half marathon . I make notebooks with all that I find!! I go to Plastic Tactics to get help to do it !

Quick one! The Plastic Playgroup isn't on tomorrow due to acute volunteer shortages. Sorry for late notice for anyone planning to join in. We will be back on Sunday 10th of November at DoES Liverpool, our usual haunt. Have a lovely weekend and see you soon :)

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Plastic Playgroup this Sunday 26th Jan, 2pm to 5pm DoES Liverpool Looking forward to seeing what Tracey 𝕧𝕚𝕠𝕝𝕖𝕥 𝕞𝕒𝕫𝕖⭐★ ☻️ ★⭐ makes with all these bottle tops and motifs

We at First Person Project C.I.C are an organisation which uses a public health approach to achieve our social mission. We know it works and have data to prove this emphatically. We are the Socially Progressive Mental Health Service. This 👇 is great news for all.

A good man is doing a good (crazy?!) thing for some good people. @CraigAJ84 I'm running a 50 mile ultra marathon to support an amazing place that changes lives. Every £££ counts. Please share and help me make a difference! 💪❤ gofund.me/2d32c21c

Tonight! A simple workshop with us then a short film. An evening to contend with all this plastic 🌊 Jackie Pease and Arthur will be inviting people to make a simple bubble wrap decoration with a technique you can take home 💼 Thanks UoLSustainability for the opportunity 🙏

Great that BTR Liverpool have acknowledged the litter problem and made a commitment to leaving the park as they found it. 🌞🌳🏃 That's exactly what we expect other visitors to do, and the bar is higher for those making a profit from using the park. Happy running!

The Friends of Sefton Park Plastic Tactics Made this notebook for my nephew and his wife’s wedding present . ..Made from the Half Marathon melted bottle lids.. My nephew has run the London Marathon!!

🚲 FREE Easter fun at Mini Roads! 🌼 For children aged 5–14 in Everton Park. ✅ Cycling + nature play ✅ Healthy food provided ✅ Open to benefits related free school meals eligible children + limited extra spaces available eequ.org/book/9851

We have lots of surplus food & household goods out on Mill Street. Most have a close date or are just past. Pop along leave a donation & take what you need 🛒 #TheFlorrie #Food #SurplusFood #L8

We're running a free drop in workshop with Wirral MakeFest on 12th April in Birkenhead. Learn how to iron together soft plastics to make decorative sheets. Made possible by UK Shared Prosperity Fund as part of last year's LCR Borough of Culture wtm360.co.uk/wirral-makefes…

Plastic Tactics Our event at new venue Birkenhack with Jackie of DoES Liverpool and Plastic Tactics was made possible through funding through the Liverpool City Region and the UK Shared Prosperity Fund - find out more wirralmakefest.org/spring-events-…

We're down at World Museum Liverpool today. Gabby and Jackie are running our "Funky Frames" drop in workshop as part of Generation Hope's Climate event

Many thanks for all our shares - we really appreciate it uncoverliverpool.com/community/wirr… Uncover Liverpool

Tomorrow 10-4 - get your free tickets from wirralmakefest.org

🚗 As of today, Pay & Display machines in Liverpool City Centre are being updated to reflect new CPZ hours: 7am–11pm, 7 days a week. Signage is being refreshed too. Full info 👉 liverpoolexpress.co.uk/parking-change… #LiverpoolParking

🛩️ Plastic Tactics on tour! 🛩️ Sunday's Plastic Playground will be from 2 - 5pm at BirkenHack, 4 - 6 Price St, Birkenhead We'll be demonstrating how to iron together sheets of soft plastic (bubble wrap, carrier bags) to make a resilient material which can be used in many ways.