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Paperless technology, reducing food waste and more as hospital trust goes green
['Leah Collins']
The Bolton News | News
The Trust, which runs Royal Bolton Hospital, has unveiled its Green Plan to meet NHS England’s 2045 net zero targets.
Already the trust has planted more trees and removed single use plastic cutlery.
In the Green Plan’s foreword, Chief Finance Officer and Net Zero Board Lead at Bolton NHS Foundation Trust, Annette Walker, said: “We are committed to delivering continuously improving, sustainable healthcare.
My senior leadership colleagues and I are fully behind our Green Plan and to the work involved in the NHS becoming carbon net zero.
Bolton’s NHS Trust has already made a number of achievements under its previous Green Plan for 2022-2025, including 250 trees planted across the Royal Bolton Hospital site, the use of recycled content paper for all office-based functions and the removal of single-use crockery.