Recycling Locally

Cambridge 50 miles north-east of London, is a thriving English City in the South-East of England, with 108,863 residents, according to the 2001 census. Of those residents, 22,153 are students in ...

In any composting system worms and naturally occurring bacteria will be doing the work of breaking the food scraps and other compostable matter down. Using just worms to do this process is called ...

Girton village is a village of approximately 4,500 residents, 3 miles north of the centre of the city of Cambridge. Nestling within the East Anglian so-called 'green belt', the village is ...

Many of us are aware that our local communities are not as close as they once were. We grew up with stories of the post-war Blitz spirit of active communities in inner-city rural areas helping ...

Community composting is a group of people taking their household food waste to a central point where it is composted, and the resulting fertiliser is shared amongst the group. This has the ...

On this page we will give an overview on what facilities for recycling you can expect to find in your local area. All the facilities provided locally by either your Municipal Council Private Waste ...

To get insight into both the political and social applications of recycling it is important to look at how local councils are creating and devising policy and putting that policy into practise in ...

Reclamation centres are wonderful places to pick up that bargain object for the house or garden be it a fireplace or surrounding mantle, or some doors, or a huge garden sculpture. Also usually ...

What can we do to Support the Recyclers? First of all educate ourselves and others about what can be recycled, and also aim to understand the processes involved. Then concentrate on buying ...

As well as learning what can be recycled where to recycle stuff, and what the recycling process entails, it is important to take a step backwards and look at your shopping patterns and examine the ...