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Home composting makes sense
8:00am Saturday 15th November 2008
AS households in Cheshire clear out their gardens and close them down for the winter, Recycle Now is encouraging residents to invest in a home composting bin, to compost their grass cuttings, fallen leaves and clippings, alongside green household waste such as vegetable peelings and tea bags.
Throwing such items away causes gases to be released into the atmosphere. Home composting is a simple, cost effective solution. It is good for the environment and lets you to feed your garden for free.
Households in Winsford, Middlewich and Northwich can take advantage of the composting bins sold across Cheshire via the Recycle programme. People wanting more information about how to buy a compost bin and get started should visit www.recyclenow.com/compost.
JULIE HESMONDHALGH Home Composting Adviser for Cheshire
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mike.g, Castle says...
3:42am Wed 3 Dec 08
but from the compost bin not the landfill site.
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT
Good Idea's don't need scaremongering to be taken up on.
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mike.g, Castle says...
3:28am Wed 3 Dec 08
Home Composting Adviser for Cheshire
A very impressive Job title,but for all the council tax payers sakes, I hope it's not your only role.
Your sentiments are worthy but it's all getting a little to expensive.