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11/04/2008 - Sign of the times... major £730 million pound recycling contract in Cambridgeshire
A £730 million contract that will see thousands of tonnes of Cambridgeshire waste composted or recycled was signed this week.
11/04/2008 - Peterborough residents can now help their environment even more...
Peterborough residents are now able to dispose of glass bottles and jars in their green recycling wheelie bins, reducing the impact of dumping rubbish in landfill sites and driving Peterborough closer to becoming the UK's Environmental Capital.
10/04/2008 - Red2Green opens new shop to encourage people to recycle
A new shop in Cambridge where people really care for their community, both for local residents and their local environment...
07/01/2008 - GIRTON - A PLASTIC BAG FREE COMMUNITY FOR 2008
Modbury in Devon have done it, London wants to do it, and Gordon Brown would like us all to do it. Well, Girton are doing it for themselves..
02/01/2008 - Comberton pupil gets to the art of recycling
20/12/2007 - What to do with your Christmas wrapping paper
Across the county the districts are dealing with the disposal of wrapping paper in different ways...
13/12/2007 - BIN COLLECTIONS AND RECYCLING CENTRE OPENING TIMES OVER CHRISTMAS
Find out if there are any changes to your usual bin collections time over the Christmas holidays, and opening times for your nearest Household Waste Recycling Centre.
05/12/2007 - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Waste Partnership has achieved further recycling success, according to the latest report released from DEFRA.
29/11/2007 - Free visits, training and information on recycling and waste reduction for local businesses
Waste chiefs are set to help businesses across Cambridgeshire recycle more and possibly save money. To help businesses to recycle more, reduce waste disposal costs and comply with new legislation, local authorities in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are...
07/11/2007 - Comberton pupil gets to the art of recycling
Secondary schools are being challenged to design and build the most fantastic 'Sustainable Living Sculpture' from recycled materials, with the winning design transformed into a full scale model for a new waste education centre.
