More bags to increase recycling

Accessibility Menu

More bags to increase recycling

Published by Des Samuel for London Borough Of Newham - Head Office in Housing and also in Communities, Environment, Local Government
Thursday 30th October 2008 - 12:12pm

RSS View more news and articles by London Borough of Newham

Search more member organisations in our Directory

More from London Borough of Newham

To help residents recycle more, Newham Council has doubled the number of orange bags that residents will be receiving in the coming months.
Instead of 13 bags, households will now receive 26 orange bags every three months to help everyone recycle your paper, plastic bottles and food and drink cans.

 

Executive member for public realm, Councillor Ian Corbett, said: "Recycling is one of the small steps that we can all take to help protect and improve our environment.

"By recycling our waste, we are saving energy and natural resources, such as trees and fossil fuels. Recycling turns materials that would otherwise become waste into valuable resources or other reusable materials."

If the extra bags are still not enough, then either ask the collection crews for more or pick them up from libraries or Local Service Centres.

www.newham.gov.uk

Comments

No comments yet...

Be the first and post your views below.

Please Login to comment

To comment you must be logged in. You can either Login or Register

LATEST #ukhousing TWEETS

FACEBOOK RECOMMENDATIONS

Latest jobs

Latest jobs

Find and search more jobs in our Jobs Site...

Latest 24dash poll

Can social landlords provide broadband for tenants without state funding?


previous polls Previous polls

Latest blog posts

Lynne Featherstone

"Vote for winning logo for Sports Charter!"

Published by Lynne Featherstone

Help crown the winner of our competition to find a logo for the Sports Charter – to kick homophobia and transphobia...

Anne Rowlands

"Size, it's all relative"

Published by Anne Rowlands

I found myself agreeing with the findings of the recent Chartered Institute of Housing report - Does size matter - or...

Andy Boddington

"Janet Street-Porter is right about Willy Wonka managers at the BBC but so wrong about local radio"

Published by Andy Boddington

In today’s Independent on Sunday, col