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RE-CYCLING PAGE
THE WASTE MANAGEMENT HIERARCHY 1/ Prevent the material arising in the first place 2/ Minimise the quantities of material arising 3/ Re-use the material again after initial use 4/ Recycle the material into another product 5/ Recover energy 6/ Disposal only after all other options have been explored ****************************************************************** THE DO'S & DONT'S OF RECYCLING YOUR WASTE
1/ SNUB-Say no to unwanted bags. Always use a reusable shopping bag or reuse plastic bags. Tell the shop assistant you don't want a bag if you don't need one.
2/Compost it-Those vegetable peelings and uncooked leftovers(no meat) can get your garden off to a good start next year. Making compost is easy and a compost bin is a useful thing to have in any garden. It cuts down on the landfill problem. 3/ Re-cycle it-Check out your local re-cycling points supplied by your local council. Find out where your nearest point is from the list below. To find out more about re-cycling contact:-Waste Watch Wasteline on 0870 243 0136 for information and advice all year round FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON GOVERNMENT STRATEGY ON WASTE MANAGEMENT GO TO:- www.wakeuptowaste.org Civic Amenity Site, Rathgael Rd
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Plastic Bottles
Paper - Textiles - Scrap Metal - Waste Oil - Flourescent Tubes Builders Rubble - Food Waste - Garden/Green Waste Castle Square Car Park
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper - Textiles - Books
Bloomfeild Shopping Centre
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper
Springhill Shopping Centre
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Textiles
The World of Wine, Clandeboye Road
Glass - Aluminium Cans
Main Street Car Park, Groomsport
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper - Books
Fort Road Car Park, Helen's Bay
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper
Bangor Library
Used Stamps in aid of Guide Dogs For The Blind
Used Laser and Inkjet Cartridges for the RNIB
Phone 0138 8517 087 for a collecting box.
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