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Check out the key things that you can recycle over the Christmas period. Real Christmas Trees Real Christmas trees be composted at industrial compost sites. Many local community groups, or charities offer a collection service after Christmas, for a donation. You can also take your tree to your near...
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Bin collections across Buckinghamshire will be operating to a revised timetable over the Easter Bank Holiday. Collections due to take place on Good Friday, 15 April, will move to Saturday 16 April, and with no collections on Easter Monday, 18 April, all collections that week will take place one day...
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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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Be a part of this year’s Great British Spring Clean! Buckinghamshire Council is proud to once again be taking part in and supporting Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean : the country’s biggest mass action environmental campaign. The aim of the campaign is to inspire people to work in par...
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Household Recycling Centres All sites have collection banks for clothes and textiles. Once full, the banks are emptied onto a larger vehicle and taken to the sorting facility. Items are sorted and graded several times by highly skilled operators to ensure that only high quality, desirable used clot...
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Lots of food items we buy everyday are packaged in plastic. Most of us in Buckinghamshire recycle our plastic pots, tubs and trays at home but some are still being thrown away. So we want to encourage people to recycle these items. It’s so easy Remove the plastic film, absorbent pad, top or lid and...
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Your responsibilities Any waste that you produce at work is your responsibility under the waste duty of care to ensure it is safely and correctly handled. Your work produces construction and demolition waste of varying types, some of which will need special treatment because they are hazardous, for...
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Your food is at its best when it’s on your plate, ready to be enjoyed. It’s perfect in your fridge, ready to be used, or stored in the freezer for another time. It’s at it’s worst when it ends up in the bin. We all want to reduce how much food we waste, whether that’s by cooking up leftovers, makin...
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There are lots of simple solutions you can use to keep your clothes out of landfill. Here are some of the ways you can get started: Charitable donations Visit the Charity Retail Association's website to find your nearest charity shops. Charity collections One of the most convenient ways to donate c...
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Did you know this years Olympics taking place in Paris is set to be the greenest yet? There are several ways in which this years Games are contributing to waste prevention, from reducing the amount of waste produced in the construction of the athletes village to the waste produced by spectators. Pa...
https://www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/olympics/