Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Whale Bags donates bags to the Twitter Festival in Bristol
Whalebags has proudly donated 150 bags to the Bristol Twitter Festival to be held on 12th February. The event is organised by SIFT and all proceeds will be donated to Charity Water, an excellent cause. We are looking forward to a night of entertainment at the Lanes in Bristol.
Saturday, 1 November 2008
New Office, New Designs
A fresh new office and a fresh new start! Whalebags has moved to the new Harbourside office behind the Arnolfini in Bristol. We are loving our new space and are feeling inspired. Watch out for our big re-design coming soon.
Friday, 12 September 2008
Onwards and Upwards
Out of the living room and into the Watershed. Whale Bags is delighted to be moving into the new office on the waterfront in Bristol’s city centre. The new office and business support will take Whale Bags to the next level. Bring it on!
Thursday, 10 July 2008
Whale Bags wins "The BizIdea" competition
Whalebags is the proud winner of The BizIdea 2008 Competition. Now in its seventh year, the BizIdea run by University West of England and sponsored by several businesses in the West has announced it 2007-08 winners. Whalebags won the Best Business Idea Category and is extremely excited about taking up the ‘Incubator’ office space in the Watershed in September
Monday, 16 June 2008
Whale Bags Supports WDCS
Whalebags was pleased to support the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society during Save the Whale Week. We aim to bring awareness to these marvelous creatures. Help us save the whales; for more information about this wonderful charity go to www.savethewhale.org.uk.
Sunday, 13 April 2008
Plastic Bag Amnesty Day
A very successful ‘Plastic Bag Amnesty Day’ was held in Bristol city centre, opposite the Hippodrome on the 12th April 08. The Whale Bags team was there all day, battling the wind and collecting plastic bags from the ‘green’ people of Bristol. Thank you to all those people who brought their plastic bags and thank you for the hundreds of pledges we received. Let’s hope people keep their promises to reduce the number of plastic bags they use. What happened to the plastic bags? All plastic bags were taken away for recycling by EWS UK, a local recycling/waste management company based in Longwell Green. Whale Bags wants to say a big thank you to EWS for your support. Let’s make Bristol the first city to go plastic bag free!
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