#recycling

#recycling

The 'Patchwork Ladies' have been creating essential items for those in need for 50 years, focusing on providing blankets and bags for seniors.

Cork represents a symbiotic relationship, illustrating a material that doesn't require the felling of trees. This allows forests to live on while we practice responsible stewardship.

Children helped build a bug hotel for insects at a new leisure centre, using recycled materials. This project involved Epping Primary School pupils, Pellikaan staff, and local councillors.

Brian Beveridge expressed frustration over the city's handling of the deal termination, emphasizing the need for transparency and community involvement in crucial projects. He stated, "This has been a 23-year exercise in a community communicating a vision for itself and the city listening and then doing what they want to do." This sentiment reflects the dissatisfaction with the city's governance and its apparent disconnection from community needs and aspirations.

Turning cardboard 12-pack boxes into canned goods storage offers a simple, effective way to organize a pantry without extra expense. The boxes keep canned items neatly arranged, allowing easy access and labeling.

Row upon row of glass men fill a gallery, all seemingly identical, but each cast from glass that's unique, made from various recycled materials.

The trouble began earlier this month when New Forest District Council delivered new outdoor food recycling bins to thousands of households in villages including Brockenhurst, Lymington, and New Milton.

Getting your kids outside and away from their screens is always a good idea. To help you get your kiddos engaged with nature, set up a scavenger hunt.

"At these negotiations a significantly improved offer for workers who will be impacted by any sale of the company was secured," said Siptu divisional organiser, Adrian Kane.

Cllr Richard Diment expressed that keeping Bexley clean and green is a top priority, emphasizing the council's zero tolerance for littering and commitment to making Bexley safer and more attractive.

"As The Beer Stores keep closing, that will kill the Ontario deposit return program. If you don't make returns convenient for people, they won't do it."

Some writing implements are made from 100% recycled materials including plastic and cardboard, drastically reducing waste and plastic consumption without sacrificing quality.

"We fill that missing piece," said Tim Macklin, a co-founder of Collective Oyster Recycling & Restoration, the nonprofit group leading the effort.