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Did you know Women and people who menstruate use more than 11,000 disposable menstrual products in their lifetime* Each period can cost on average £10, that’s £120 a year and £4800 over a lifetime. Disposal of single use menstrual products - tampons, pads and applicators generates 200,000 tonnes of...
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We all have a legal obligation, or duty of care, to ensure our household or business waste is disposed of correctly. The best way to stop organised fly tipping is to make sure that only authorised waste carriers take your waste away. You could face prosecution and an unlimited fine if your waste en...
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We all have a legal obligation, or duty of care, to ensure our household or business waste is disposed of correctly. The best way to stop organised fly tipping is to make sure that only authorised waste carriers take your waste away. You could face prosecution and an unlimited fine if your waste en...
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Great news! More and more people are recycling plastic bags and wrapping like crisp packets and bread bags at supermarkets across Buckinghamshire. It doesn’t matter where you bought them. Just pop them into the recycling units in store and they’ll do the rest. Plastic bag and wrappers recycling is ...
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We have worked in partnership with Norfolk Recycles to bring a new initiative to help primary schools and 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...
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We recycle thousands of tonnes of waste each year and Buckinghamshire is one of the best Counties in the country for recycling. Homes across the county have fortnightly collections of recycling and there are nine household recycling centres across the County which accept waste for recycling. The mo...
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Often, the items we no longer want or need can be passed on to someone else and have a continuing useful life instead of becoming waste. Get started today with: Freegle the online sharing platform; LoveJunk (marketplace or to find a licensed waste carrier) or Bucks Zero Waste map Save money - Buyin...
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Often, the items we no longer want or need can be passed on to someone else and have a continuing useful life instead of becoming waste. Get started today with: Freegle the online sharing platform; LoveJunk (marketplace or to find a licensed waste carrier) or Bucks Zero Waste map Save money - Buyin...
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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 ...
https://www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/metal-matters/what-metals-can-i-recycle/ -
Large items such as beds, furniture and mattresses collected from the Household Recycling Centres, or the councils bulky waste collection which are not suitable for the reuse shops are taken to High Heavens Waste Transfer Station. Any electrical items are separated for recycling, as anything with a...
https://www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/what-happens-to-your-waste/bulky-waste/