29 JULY 2011thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk
Householders can now recycle aluminium foil products
Edited by : AL CIRCLE
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HOUSEHOLDERS are now able to place aluminium foil products in their blue box for glass and cans as part of South Lakeland District Council’s kerbside collection service.
As well as foil cartons, people will also be able to recycle other aluminium products including milk bottle tops, barbecue and freezing trays, cigarette and tobacco foil and screw top lids from wine bottles “We are working hard to ensure residents are able to recycle more products on their doorstep,” said Coun Clare Feeney-Johnson, portfolio holder for Environment and Sustainability. “The council is aiming to reduce the amount of waste going in the grey household waste bin and then onto landfill.
As well as foil cartons, people will also be able to recycle other aluminium products including milk bottle tops, barbecue and freezing trays, cigarette and tobacco foil and screw top lids from wine bottles “We are working hard to ensure residents are able to recycle more products on their doorstep,” said Coun Clare Feeney-Johnson, portfolio holder for Environment and Sustainability. “The council is aiming to reduce the amount of waste going in the grey household waste bin and then onto landfill.
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