Edexcel maths papers without blank pages in-between?

I'm doing A2 mathematics for edexcel and have been using past papers for the past few months. What I don't understand about these papers is that a lot of the questions are given multiple pages to do workings out on. However, when I use these papers my workings out take up only a fraction of what they provide and I still get full marks for the question. The problem isn't that they give you a lot of space to work with per se, but rather when printing off past papers there is huge amount of wastage making it both expensive for me and bad for the environment.
I'm quite happy with using notepads to do the papers on as it gives me the freedom to use the space I want and use the amount of paper I need. So long story short: Is there anyway I can get these maths papers (M1, C3 and C4) with just the questions only?
It's something that has been bothering me for a while, and yes I could do it myself however I don't have the time for it. So if there are any existing resources or if someone is actually prepared to do this, please post below to direct me to where I need to be!
Thank you in advance,
Tom

Surely the answer is to just print the pages which have a question on.

I'm doing A2 mathematics for edexcel and have been using past papers for the past few months. What I don't understand about these papers is that a lot of the questions are given multiple pages to do workings out on. However, when I use these papers my workings out take up only a fraction of what they provide and I still get full marks for the question. The problem isn't that they give you a lot of space to work with per se, but rather when printing off past papers there is huge amount of wastage making it both expensive for me and bad for the environment.
I'm quite happy with using notepads to do the papers on as it gives me the freedom to use the space I want and use the amount of paper I need. So long story short: Is there anyway I can get these maths papers (M1, C3 and C4) with just the questions only?
It's something that has been bothering me for a while, and yes I could do it myself however I don't have the time for it. So if there are any existing resources or if someone is actually prepared to do this, please post below to direct me to where I need to be!
Thank you in advance,
Tom