andy, we have the same combo as yourself. how odd.
a few years ago, Doncaster council introduced "blue bags" for recycling paper . . . then they realised paper is renewable and grows on trees, oh, and the blue bags kept blowing away . . .
so they did away with blue bags and got green boxes instead, for recycling paper, glass, metal / foil, shoes etc. This is sorted as they pick it up from the kerbside - there are 4 containers on their van.
And they also gave our suburb of doncaster green wheelie bins in which to put garden crap and cardboard. Always full in summer - grass cuttings, tree branches, garden fences, bricks . . . (only joking, i wouldn't dream of such a thing ) I think they chose our area for the green bin because of the pride we take in our gardens around here.
(omg, the autocensor changes the anagram of "carp" into "rubbish" )
a few years ago, Doncaster council introduced "blue bags" for recycling paper . . . then they realised paper is renewable and grows on trees, oh, and the blue bags kept blowing away . . .
so they did away with blue bags and got green boxes instead, for recycling paper, glass, metal / foil, shoes etc. This is sorted as they pick it up from the kerbside - there are 4 containers on their van.
And they also gave our suburb of doncaster green wheelie bins in which to put garden crap and cardboard. Always full in summer - grass cuttings, tree branches, garden fences, bricks . . . (only joking, i wouldn't dream of such a thing ) I think they chose our area for the green bin because of the pride we take in our gardens around here.
(omg, the autocensor changes the anagram of "carp" into "rubbish" )