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We have collected all the places that help you reduce, reuse and recycle more waste. The Bucks Zero Waste Map shows Zero Waste Shops, Nappy Libraries, second-hand shops, Community Fridges, household recycling centres and over 100+ recycling drop off points. We will keep the Bucks Zero Waste Map up ...
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This year Buckinghamshire is on ‘The Big Recycle Hunt’. During this years Recycle Week we are asking residents to get involved in ‘The Big Recycle Hunt’ and include those forgotten about items in your recycling collection from home. The ones that can be recycled but are often put in the waste bin. ...
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Buckinghamshire Council is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, regardless of technology or ability. These websites should allow any user to: modify the line height or spacing of text zoom in up to 200% without the text spilling off the page navigate ...
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Buckinghamshire has joined forces with environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy and other local authorities across the country to launch a new campaign aimed at stopping the millions of disposable nappies that are contaminating recycling. The campaign comes after a new survey revealed that 7% of nap...
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What to do with Electrical items There is around £17 billion worth of old or unwanted electricals in UK homes. Many of these items can be repaired , donated or sold , but all electrical items can be recycled . In fact, if we recycled our old electricals it would cut as much CO2 as taking 1.3 millio...
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It’s never been easier to make your metal matter in Buckinghamshire! When it comes to recycling, metal is hard to beat. That’s because it’s endlessly recyclable - every last bit can be turned into something else. And it’s a cycle that can go on for ever. Find out more below
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A new county-wide campaign, Metal Matters, is being rolled out across Buckinghamshire to encourage households to recycle their food and drink cans, kitchen foil, foil containers and trays, empty aerosols and metal screw tops. With Britain using over 425,000 miles of household foil every year – enou...
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We use metal packaging everyday, from drinks cans, aerosols and even the foil tray our takeaways come in and it's really good at protecting food and drink. Luckily metal is endlessly recyclable and we can keep using the metal that's already out there to make new products...as long as we recycle it....
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All metal is endlessly recyclable and you can check the Waste Wizard if you are unsure. The list below is a great starting point. Please put the following items in your recycling bin: Drink cans Food tins Pet food tins Empty aerosols Metal lids from jars and bottles Kitchen foil (clean) Foil sweet ...
http://www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/metal-matters/what-metals-can-i-recycle/