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7. Sweet wrappers (buy recyclable, or reuse in an eco-friendly way) Trick or treating is an important part of halloween, but often produces a lot of plastic waste. Consider shopping around online to find goodies with recyclable packaging, or even check the packaging at your local supermarket before...
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Temporary Traffic Management There will be some temporary traffic management in place when the site opens. This is to ensure that other road users can pass the site without being blocked by queues outside the site. We will temporarily ban right turns into the public site entrance, this means that a...
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Oops, this page address is wrong. perhaps you were looking for Food Recycling Waste Wizard Buckinghamshire Counci
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The waste hierarchy is scale from most preferred to least preferred in terms of how to manage waste. A recent survey by Keep Britain Tidy found that most people think that ‘waste’ only comes from what we throw away; however a good way to rethink this is that waste is ultimately created from what we...
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We have worked in partnership with Norfolk Recycles to bring a new initiative to help primary and secondary schools and pupils reduce their single-use plastic. For primary schools - the project is teacher lead, and we can also offer an introductory assembly from our Education and Outreach team. Cli...
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We have worked in partnership with Norfolk Recycles to bring a new initiative to help secondary school pupils reduce their single-use plastic. We understand that the idea of becoming single-use plastic free may seem a little overwhelming to begin with, so we’ve broken things down into manageable ch...
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Did you know that Walking aids, such as walking sticks, frames, rollators and crutches, can be safely refurbished and reused repeatedly? Once you or a family member have finished with the item you ca contact the team that supplied the item to find out how to return it. All used walking aids should ...
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Buckinghamshire Waste Busters is a Buckinghamshire Council project in partnership with Garden Organic . The project will recruit volunteers within the community, who can attend local events to motivate, encourage and inform residents on composting and waste prevention actions. The programme is an a...
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A lot of carbon emissions are used to grow, process, transport, refrigerate and cook food, which all goes to waste if it's not eaten. In fact, if food waste were a country, it would be the third biggest emitter of carbon emissions in the world. So t he best thing we can do with our food is enjoy it...
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The food waste that is collected separately for recycling across Buckinghamshire is turned into energy to power our homes and also a high quality fertiliser for use on agricultural land. The recycling process for food is called anaerobic digestion, read the process below, or watch this video . Food...
http://www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/foodwaste/what-happens-to-food-waste/