The time to act is now.
Stop using single-use plastic water bottles, for the sake of the ocean.
#OneLess has launched a practical guide for anyone around the world who is interested in tackling ocean plastic pollution at source and changing the way their community drinks water. This is what you can expect to gain from the practical guide…
An introduction to #OneLess, our approach and our impact.
A step-by-step guide to using values-based and systems change approaches.
Tools to help you start your own #OneLess journey.
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5,900,000
Single-use plastic water bottles eliminated from shops, events & supply chains
926,000
Bottles refilled since February 2018 from #OneLess’s flagship 29 drinking fountains
137,000
Single-use plastic bottles collected and removed from the River Thames since 2016
94
Organisations and businesses working to remove single-use plastic water bottles
A roadmap for London
#OneLess has catalysed a change in the way Londoners drink water, from single-use plastic water bottles to refilling and reusing. However, we know that more action is needed to achieve the ambitious goal of eliminating single-use plastic water bottles from London.
Our latest research has revealed some achievable and exciting opportunities for positive change that will enable London to continue along the road to becoming a more ocean-friendly city. Whether you’re a policy maker, a business or community group, here’s how you can further the movement and play your part.
Choose the sustainable way to drink water
PUBLIC FOUNTAINS
REFILLABLE BOTTLES
FREE WATER IN CAFES
DRINKABLE TAP WATER
A few tips for living a #OneLess lifestyle
- Remember to carry a refillable bottle with you and fill it up before you leave the house.
- If you don’t like the taste of tap water, there are plenty of refillable water bottles that come with a filter.
- Download the Refill App to find your nearest refill point.
- If you’re a customer in a bar, theatre, café or restaurant, you are legally entitled to ask for free drinking water.
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