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Plastic fantastic

Three years ago, and with images from Sir David Attenborough’s Blue Planet still seared in the minds of millions, I put my head above the parapet and wrote an impassioned piece for the Yorkshire Post about why banning plastics packaging would be nothing more than a knee-jerk reaction with a negative effect. A joined-up approach…

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