Cure for clutter

On a serious note, any readers with an old mobile phone or printer cartridge tucked away in a drawer at home or at work can now put that waste to good use.

These unwanted, useless items (be careful not to confuse them with the senior partner) can benefit the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation by recycling. Not only is recycling environmentally friendly, the proceeds can be used to help fund vital research into the early detection, diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer, as well as providing support for sufferers and their families.

With 38,000 new cases of lung cancer diagnosed each year, and 80 per cent of those diagnosed not surviving longer than 12 months, lung cancer is the biggest cancer killer in the UK.

Tulkinghorn invites The Lawyer’s readers to help the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation continue its work with lung cancer sufferers and their families by donating old printer cartridges and mobile phones from home and work. For details, call 08712 50 50 50, visit the website (www.recyclingappeal.com/roycastle), or simply drop your unwanted items in the post to: Roy Castle Recycling Appeal (EL), 31-37 Etna Road, Falkirk FK2 9EG.