Recycle for Cornwall : Recycling Banks

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				The Recycle for Cornwall campaign has been developed to raise public awareness of recycling and to provide consumers with a compelling reason to recycle.

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	> Recycling from home
	> Recycling Banks
	> Paper recycling
	> Plastics recycling
	> Batteries recycling
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1. Where can I take my rubbish to be recycled?

Over 90% of Cornwall residents are offered a fortnighly recycling collection from home, if you are unable to use this service or would like to recycle materials that the collection currently will not accept, please visit our bank locator and type in your postcode or town to find your nearest recycling site. You can also find out about Household Waste and Recycling Centres (Civic Amenity Sites) in your local area by visiting our home page and clicking on the area of the map where you live.

2. Where is my nearest recycling bank?

Visit our bring bank locator to find your nearest recycling bank.

3. Which bottle bank should I put my blue / red glass drinks bottles in?

Bottle banks are usually seperated into 3 colours, brown, green and clear. You can throw your blue bottles in with the green glass and it will all be recycled together.

	So far 4363 people have made a promise to recycle. Click here to make yours now!


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