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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...
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Have you ever wondered what happens to your waste and how your recycling is segregated for reprocessing? Come on a tour of your local recycling centre and find out! Site tours take place at either Aston Clinton Recycling Centre or High Wycombe Recycling Centre. They are free of charge, all you need...
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Letters will be arriving by post this week and next to residents living in the former Chiltern, South Bucks and Wycombe district areas explaining the upcoming new bin collection day schedules and improvements to the recycling and waste service. Buckinghamshire Council and waste contractor, Veolia, ...
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What is happening? Langley Household Recycling Centre will close at 4pm on Tuesday 5 th March and reopen at 9am on Friday 22 nd March to allow for essential maintenance on the concrete floor on the lower level. The work involves removing all containers from the site, cleaning the concrete surface, ...
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Litter from high street litter bins is sent to Greatmoor Energy from Waste (read more about the facility here ). Some high streets also have separate recycling bins, the contents of which will get sent to the relevant recycling plant. However if a non-recyclable item is placed in a high street litt...
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Disposable barbecue danger alert at home and in parks and open spaces Dangers from throwaway barbecues have prompted warnings from Buckinghamshire Council and Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service. This comes as the weather heats up in Buckinghamshire and people enjoy meeting outdoors with friends ...
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We can offer visits for schools and community groups to local waste facilities to understand where your waste goes. We can also come to your school or community group to run activities, deliver talks or attend events to promote waste reduction and interesting information about the waste and recy...
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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...
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The best thing that can happen to food is that it makes it to our plates and is enjoyed. Avoiding throwing out food that could have been eaten will save you money and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. However some food waste is inevitable - egg shells, banana skins and tea bags are never going ...
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Are you binning your cash? Almost one fifth of the food we buy ends up in the bin, most of it because it simply wasn’t used in time. You might as well just throw your hard-earned cash straight in the bin. However, there is a smarter way to save your money and do your bit for the environment, and th...
https://www.recycleforbuckinghamshire.co.uk/news/are-you-binning-your-cash/