
Don’t throw things away. Recycle them in the best and most appropriate way you can. That way, you’re not adding to landfill – and you might just make someone else’s day.
Did you know that Portsmouth residents produce enough rubbish to fill Fratton Park stadium every year.
What may be surplus to you may turn out to be essential to someone who is only down the street. Of course, you don’t know everyone down the street – let alone what they need at any point in time. But you could start taking your surplus furniture, toys, electronic equipment etc to your nearest recycling centre – which might be the place your neighbour is looking in as well.
Related links
Here’s a great website which gives advice on what you can recycle and how. And also helps you find where your nearest facility is
More on your local recucling services can be found here
Recycling schemes in Hampshire
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GB , 10 Mar 2009
I’ve been collecting our spent batteries to take to the recycling centre – we seem to get through more than I realised. Have just invested in a Wii-remote charging station as battery use was shocking! Doesn’t last as long as ordinary batteries, but only takes a couple of hours to recharge the unit.