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Beth Lawton

  • Co-Founder, Made in ALX
Alexandria
As seen in: Patch, NewsBreak, Health Service Journal, LincolnshireWorld, Daily Business, Alexandria Living Magazine, Local Media Association, Knowsley News
Founder of @canoemedia, writer and editor, social media coach and manager, mom and a workaholic in need of 27-hour days.
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Watch the match – and your alcohol units

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By Beth Lawton
| Knowsley News
5 The 2026 World Cup tournament is fast approaching, the team has been announced, the weather has heated up, and people are probably considering where they’ll watch the matches during the season. Many people will enjoy a few drinks as they watch the football, but what a lot of people don’t realise is that alcohol can stay in your system for a long time, which is a real risk when it comes to driving the next day.
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Food waste recycling in full force from Monday 13 April

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By Beth Lawton
| Knowsley News
3 From Monday, Knowsley Council’s food waste recycling service will be in full force. With weekly collections starting from Monday 13 April, residents are encouraged to feed their caddy, not the bin! If you’ve always thrown food scraps in the bin, you might be wondering why you should bother doing something different.
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New clothes collection service lands in Halewood

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By Beth Lawton
| Knowsley News
7 An ongoing collaboration between Knowsley Council and Roberts Recycling has created a new opportunity for residents living in Halewood, with the launch of a brand-new doorstop collection service for unwanted clothing. This is the latest in an ongoing partnership to make it easier than ever for residents across the borough to recycle their used clothes and help reduce the number of textiles going to waste.
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