The Recycle for Cornwall campaign has been developed to raise public awareness of recycling and to provide consumers with a compelling reason to recycle.
Kerrier operates a blue box scheme to collect recyclables from the majority of it's residents. Materials are sorted at the kerbside and placed into separate cages on the collection vehicles.
In the BLUE BOX place:
CANS - FOOD, DRINK AND AEROSOL CANS - Please rinse food and drink cans and make sure aerosols are empty.
GLASS BOTTLES & JARS - all colours, whole not broken. Please rinse and remove lids.
PAPER - newspapers, magazines, junk mail, yellow pages, phone books, catalogues, greetings cards, white envelopes, letters.
PLASTIC MILK BOTTLES - Please remove the lids, wash and squash
In SEPARATE BAGS:
TEXTILES
ALUMINIUM FOIL
BUNDLED TOGETHER:
CARDBOARD AND BROWN PAPER ENVELOPES (Collected by a separate vehicle)
Any sorting of the materials that you can carry out prior to collection would be much appreciated as it will speed up the collection process. It is particularly important that paper and cardboard are kept separate from each other.
"My partner is Swedish and really works hard to make sure we recycle as much as possible. Scandinavians are extremely environmentally conscious, we can all learn from that and the positive effect it has on our environment!"
"My partner is Swedish and really works hard to make sure we recycle as much as possible. Scandinavians are extremely environmentally conscious, we can all learn from that and the positive effect it has on our environment!"