Read all about our trip to Pawrs 2009 in the latest copy of the magazine

Ant is the man that makes it happen these days at “The Skip Mag” if you go to the trade shows you will have met him many times, or thanked him for getting clients to ring you.
Or perhaps you have spoke to him when buying a RORO LOCK or a Skip Rotator
Who knows but if you are in the industry then you will have no doubt met him!!

So today we all share his chocolate birthday cake as he reaches the grand young age of 25

Here is some footage from the episode of “Have I Got News For You” in which The Skip Magazine was featured as the guest publication in the “missing words” round. (The Skip pops up about 3:15 in if you don’t want to watch the whole clip)

Your favourite magazine gets a little bit more famous after I was interviewed on Chris Evans Radio 2 show last week. Here it is:

Do you know about SkipFest yet? Head to www.SkipFest.co.uk and check it out!

Are you looking to add your comments to our skip permit petition? If so you can read the story so far and add your comments on our skip permit petition page.

Here’s an article in The Guardian today featuring former Editor of “The Skip” and director of Topskips Ltd. (and my lovely wife) Katy Attwood, talking about being a career woman and having babies (which is why she’s posing with our daughter Daisy).
The picture and article are in todays G2, but if you haven’t got that, you can read it online here.

A short Christmas message from some of the team at
The Skip Magazine

Skip Hire finally gets some good PR: I was interviewed on no less than 24 BBC radio stations in August (including Jeremy Vine on Radio 2) about a survey from www.gumtree.com that found that 52% of Britons admitted to dumping stuff into other people’s skips. This is something that has actually happened to me (even skip hire bosses aren’t immune) and something I feel very strongly is tantamount to theft – someone else has paid for the cubic yardage and to have that waste responsibly disposed of.
My solution is education. It was great PR for “The Skip” magazine – we had an amazing amount of feedback from people. Strange thing is, there were only supposed to be about 10 interviews but there must be some system at the BBC that says “this is a good story” or whatever, because every time I finished one interview there was a call from another station trying to fit me in to their Breakfast programme. I think I ended up being on air somewhere in the country between 6.50am and 3pm.
Absolutely exhausting, but good fun and nice to know the BBC will think of “The Skip” as the voice of national skip hire matters.