Recycling this Christmas

22 Dec 2016
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http://douglasmccall.mycouncillor.org.uk/2014/04/26/recycling-rates-being-put-at-risk/dmcc-pink-sack/ Cllr Douglas McCall is encouraging residents to recycle their rubbish this Christmas.







At Christmas we produce a lot more rubbish, so a good time to ensure we recycle as much as we can.







The following is what can go in your pink recycling sack:







Paper and cardboard including:




• newspapers and magazines




• catalogues and directories




• writing/typing paper




• leaflets




• cards




• cardboard - if you can fit it in your sack. Otherwise, please take it to a Community Recycling Centre




• paper envelopes without windows or padding







Cans and tins including:




• food tins




• drink cans




• pet food tins




• sweet/biscuit tins




• metal lids from bottles and jars







Plastic bottles and containers (washed with lids removed) including:




• drinks bottles




• detergent and bleach bottles




• milk bottles




• yoghurt pots and margarine tubs




• rigid meat trays and fruit punnets




• ready meal containers




• plastic bottle caps/lids







Aluminium including:




• clean aluminium foil




• clean aluminium trays







Food and drink cartons (sometimes called Tetrapak) including:




• fruit juice cartons




• soup cartons




• long life milk cartons










Blue Box:







Please recycle you glass bottles and jars (without lids or corks) in your blue box.










Green Bin:







Please put you left over food, cooked or uncooked in your green bin - not your black sack.


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