Zero Waste Scotland - Stirling

Zero Waste Scotland

Zero Waste Scotland is a non-governmental organization that promotes sustainable practices and resource efficiency to reduce waste and increase recycling. Located at 2a Forthside Way, Stirling FK8 1QZ, United Kingdom, the organization has been actively working towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Scotland since its establishment.

The organization is dedicated to providing practical advice and support to businesses, local authorities, and consumers to help them reduce waste, recycle more, and adopt more sustainable practices. Their expertise spans a wide range of areas including waste reduction, recycling, composting, and resource efficiency.

Some of the key features and services offered by Zero Waste Scotland include:

• Practical advice and support on waste reduction and recycling
• Information on waste legislation and compliance
• Training and workshops on sustainable practices
• Funding and support for businesses looking to improve their environmental performance

The organization prides itself on being accessible to all, with facilities such as a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance. They also have a strong online presence and regularly update their website with the latest news, tips, and resources related to sustainable living and business practices.

Zero Waste Scotland has received mixed reviews from the public. On Google My Business, they have a total of 12 reviews, with an average rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars. This indicates that while some people appreciate the work they do, there are also areas where they could improve their services or communication.

👍 Reviews of Zero Waste Scotland

Kay R.

1/5

An organisation that essentially does nothing to help or promote recycling, called up to ask for advice as my local area has 0 recycling facilities and their response was 'there's nothing we can do, nothing we will do, ask your council' despite the fact I'd already told them I'd contacted my council. They didn't know any legislation that would help me get recycling facilities, they didn't care about what area I was in and didn't even suggest they'd try promote further recycling in my area. After asking them what their organisation ACTUALLY did for people the response was 'we work with councils to help reduce waste' but after I said 'why can't you talk to my council then?' they told me that was my job not their job? So you just told me you're whole organisation exists just to talk to councils but refuse to talk to my council? 🙄🤔 Makes 0 sense, very useless

Scotty L.

1/5

Driving round on google maps and seen a MASSIVE delivery of single use plastic cartons of milk in the doorway 😂 quite apt for a zero waste company funded by tax. I suggest glass and alu foil lid next time that will help towards the 0 waste goal 😂

George S.

1/5

Another Useless/ Toothless Quango

Wendy S.

5/5

Great people!

Jim A.

4/5

Interesting place

Joe W.

5/5

6 6.

5/5

Henry M.

5/5