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Welcome to recycling2go

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...of Rushcliffe's waste is now being recycled!

Homepage for Rushcliffe's recycling2go website, containing information about refuse collection and recycling services in the Borough.

Virtually every household in Rushcliffe has three bins: green for compostable garden waste, blue for recyclable materials (plastic bottles, cans, paper and card), and a grey bin for other household waste. You can find out about the three bins on this website.

On this website you can find out the location of your nearest recycling site, and our recycling guide contains background information on what can and can't be recycled. We've got to cut waste and increase the amount of rubbish we recycle - and we need you to help us do this. Recycling is good for everyone, and our scheme makes it even easier with collections from your kerbside.

So now please help us: reduce your waste, reuse as much as possible, and recycle what you can. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us.




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The County Council and six of the district councils, and Veolia Environmental Services, are working together to deliver a countywide publicity campaign.

The campaign will confirm what materials you can put in your recycling bin, with the aim of reducing levels of contamination in the recyclable waste stream.

This will help to maximise recycling rates in advance of the new Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) opening early next year, as part of the Nottinghamshire Waste PFI Contract.

Click the picture to your right to see more info on the Recycle For Nottinghamshire website.



 


News

Tetra Pak recycling 03/07/2009

Tetra Pak recycling in Rushcliffe has now just got better.


Home composters at discounted prices 09/06/2009

Information about how you can buy a home composter for your garden.


Waste recycling centre permits proving to be a success 02/06/2009

Following the introduction of a permit scheme to help combat the illegal disposal of trade waste, nearly 8,000 household waste recycling centre permits have been issued across Nottinghamshire since the County Council scheme was launched in October last year.


Sky high with batteries2go 28/04/2009

Around 600 million UK household batteries (22,000 tonnes) – the equivalent weight of 110 jumbo jets – are sent to landfill unnecessarily every year.


Shredded paper can be recycled in Rushcliffe 21/04/2009

Rushcliffe Borough Council can confirm that residents can recycle shredded paper in their blue bin.


Website last updated: 03/07/2009
 
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