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Will Welsh compromises work or is the DRS 2027 deadline ‘pure fantasy’?
By Ian Quinn2025-07-14T15:40:00
Source: Getty Images
Wales’ spirit of compromise is to be applauded, but it continues to insist glass remains a key part of its deposit scheme
Veterans of the deposit return scheme debate are so scarred by history that only when the hordes have been habitually visiting supermarkets with their bottles and cans for months will they truly believe it is up and running.
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