The Bin By The Back Door: What To Do About Vapes At Work
Walk out to the smoking area of almost any UK workplace and look in the…
marknorm10th September 2026
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Powering Down A Server Room Without Losing The Audit Trail
A migration to the cloud finishes. Twelve racks of kit in a room nobody visits…
marknorm7th September 2026
Twenty-Five Years Later: The Solar Panels Nobody Planned To Take Down
The UK's first big wave of commercial solar went up between 2010 and 2015, driven…
marknorm3rd September 2026
One Pallet Of IT Equipment: The Certificate That Proves Nothing
Here is a certificate of destruction we have seen a version of many times: "1…
marknorm2nd September 2026
The Corner Of The Warehouse Where Compliance Quietly Fails
Every site has one. A corner behind the racking where the dead monitors go. A…
marknorm27th August 2026
The Mercury In Your Ceiling: Why Fluorescent Tubes Cannot Go In A Skip
A standard 5ft fluorescent tube contains a few milligrams of mercury. Not much, on its…
marknorm25th August 2026
Faulty, Recalled, Or Fake: When Products Must Be Destroyed, Not Just Thrown Away
Every warehouse has an aisle it does not talk about. The faulty returns that cannot…
marknorm6th August 2026
The Mine In Your Server Room: What Actually Comes Out Of Recycled Electronics
Pick up a dead hard drive, the sort your business has retired by the shelf-load,…
marknorm3rd August 2026
The Fire In The Bin: Why Battery Recycling Became Every Business’s Problem
Somewhere in Britain today, a bin lorry will catch fire. Not because of anything dramatic…
marknorm30th July 2026
The Most Regulated Appliance In The Building: Fridges, Freezers, And Why They Cannot Just Go
In every commercial kitchen, lab corridor, staff room, and shop floor stands the appliance everyone…
marknorm27th July 2026
