'I am a woman in a man's rubbish world'
A woman in Milton Keynes has successfully built a waste management business focused on reusing discarded items to help those in need, despite facing challenges in a male-dominated industry. She started the company after personal experiences with hardship and homelessness, aiming to reduce landfill waste and fly-tipping. Her efforts have contributed to a significant drop in fly-tipping in the area, and she continues to work toward greener communities and responsible waste practices.
Sandra McCluskey, a woman in the waste management industry, runs a company that redistributes reusable items to help people in need.
Her work highlights the underrepresentation of women in waste management and shows how repurposing waste can support vulnerable communities.
The story offers a hopeful example of how individuals can drive positive change in their communities through resilience and innovation.
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