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Repair Revolution In Buckinghamshire There is a repair revolution gathering pace in Buckinghamshire and we are encouraging more people to take part and maybe even start their own in their local area. Repair Cafes are free meeting places where people can repair things (together) and the idea is spre...
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Why compost? Composting is an inexpensive, natural process that transforms your kitchen and garden waste into a valuable and nutrient rich food for your garden. It's easy to make and use, get started with our easy guide today . We also have discounts available for a range of composting equipment, j...
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Garden waste is collected from households by Buckinghamshire Council every fortnight via a paid for subscription service. Separating garden waste from the rubbish bin means it is composted instead of being sent with your household waste . You can find out more about the garden waste service, what w...
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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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All ten household recycling centres will accept items for donation to the South Bucks Hospice shops at Aston Clinton and High Wycombe . The top ten items the Reuse shops are always looking for are: Branded hoovers (Henry, Shark & Dyson) Flat screen TVs and laptops Power tools Bikes (all sizes, past...
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Did you know around a third of waste thrown away in the rubbish bin in Buckinghamshire is food waste? Not only does this cost local taxpayers over £600,000 per year in disposal costs, but damages the environment too! This is why we are delivering leaflets, putting stickers on rubbish bins and spend...
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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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Plastic is one of the most popular and useful materials of modern times: we now use about 20 times more plastic than we did 50 years ago. Its popularity and widespread use is why handling it responsibly and correctly once it becomes waste is so vitally important. We can optimise the lifespan of pla...
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Buckinghamshire Community Compost is now on sale at all 10 Household Recycling Centres . This compost has been made from garden waste from Buckinghamshire homes and is a fantastic way to give local residents to the opportunity to buy peat free and locally sourced compost. All the proceeds from the ...
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Urinary incontinence isn't just the inevitable result due to aging, although it is more common in the older generation. In the UK up to 1 in 10 people suffer from some form of incontinence. These are usually categorised into: Urgency incontinence: the inability to hold urine long enough, it can be ...
https://www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/reduce-your-waste/periods/sustainable-incontinence/