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Bin collections continue as normal over Good Friday and Easter Monday. If your rubbish, recycling or green garden waste bin is due for collection on Friday or Monday, please place your bin out for collection as normal.
You can check your bin collection online anytime, why not ‘favourite’ the page to make it quicker to find.
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 At Easter you’ll inevitably find you have lots of cardboard boxes, plastic trays and foil wrap that have been keeping those yummy eggs protected. Once you’ve munched your way through the chocolate, all of this packaging can go into your orange lidded bin for recycling!
Remember to scrunch the foil into a ball and pop it into your orange lidded recycling bin. If the foil springs back open when you try to scrunch it, this means it’s laminated and should go in your black rubbish bin.
Some chocolate bar packaging or sweet wrappers cannot be recycled in the orange lidded bin. However, you can recycle items by taking them to a local supermarket and recycle along with plastic bags and other types of plastic wrapping. This includes the plastic wrap around hot cross buns, easter cakes and sweets.
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Tuesday 22 April, 6pm-9pm, Committee Room 1, Borough Hall, Bedford.
Hosted by Bedford Borough Council and delivered by Climate Clarity through the National Awards for All funding, this session is dedicated to school staff, community groups, volunteers, and community leaders in Bedford Borough looking to learn more about climate science through an interactive and fun session. The workshop will equip you with the necessary tools to green your journey or deepen your impact, providing you with a safe space to share your thoughts and connect with like-minded individuals. No prior knowledge is necessary, just curiosity and passion.
After the session you will be able to register your interest for a follow-up train the trainer session, where you will have the opportunity to become a certified Climate Fresk facilitator and run your own workshops in the community.
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