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Recycling

THE WASTE MANAGEMENT HIERARCHY

  1. Prevent the material arising in the first place
  2. Minimise the quantities of material arising
  3. Re-use the material again after initial use
  4. Recycle the material into another product
  5. Recover energy
  6. Disposal only after all other options have been explored
What You Can And Can't Put In Blue Bins

Recyclable Paper Non-Recyclcable 
NewspapersSuitable for blue binsShredded paperNot Accepted In Blue Bins
MagazinesSuitable for blue binsLaminated paperNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Junk mailSuitable for blue binsCellophane envelopesNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Office paperSuitable for blue binsWallpaperNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Exercise booksSuitable for blue binsWrapping paperNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Phone booksSuitable for blue binsBrown paperNot Accepted In Blue Bins
CataloguesSuitable for blue binsPaper napkins or tissuesNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Paper back booksSuitable for blue binsHard backed booksNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Recyclable Cardboard Non-Recyclcable 
Cereal boxesSuitable for blue binsTake-away food packagingNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Cardboard sleevesSuitable for blue binsAny waxed cartons, boxes or packagingNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Clean frozen food boxesSuitable for blue binsAnything with food remnantsNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Corrugated cardboardSuitable for blue binsBoxes with plastic windowsNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Greeting cardsSuitable for blue bins  
Post cardsSuitable for blue bins  
Paper fibreSuitable for blue bins  
Egg boxesSuitable for blue bins  
Cardboard tubesSuitable for blue bins  
Recyclable Plastic Non-Recyclcable 
Any rinsed and dried plastic bottlesSuitable for blue binsNo Bottle topsNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Plastic milk bottlesSuitable for blue binsNo items other than bottlesNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Plastic drink bottlesSuitable for blue bins  
Shampoo and other similar household product bottlesSuitable for blue bins  
Recyclable Metal Non-Recyclcable 
Any rinsed and dried food and drink cansSuitable for blue binsAluminium foilNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Aerosol tinsSuitable for blue binsFoil trays or lidsNot Accepted In Blue Bins
Biscuit tinsSuitable for blue binsCoat hangersNot Accepted In Blue Bins

THE DO'S & DONT'S OF RECYCLING YOUR WASTE

  1. SNUB-Say no to unwanted bags. Always use a reusable shopping bag or reuse plastic bags. Tell the shop assistant you don't want a bag if you don't need one.
  2. Compost it-Those vegetable peelings and uncooked leftovers(no meat) can get your garden off to a good start next year. Making compost is easy and a compost bin is a useful thing to have in any garden. It cuts down on the landfill problem.
  3. Re-cycle it-Check out your local re-cycling points supplied by your local council. Find out where your nearest point is from the list below.

    To find out more about re-cycling contact:-Waste Watch Wasteline on 0870 243 0136 for information and advice all year round

Civic Amenity Site, Rathgael Rd
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Plastic Bottles
Paper - Textiles - Scrap Metal - Waste Oil - Flourescent Tubes
Builders Rubble - Food Waste - Garden/Green Waste

Castle Square Car Park
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper - Textiles - Books

Bloomfeild Shopping Centre
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper

Springhill Shopping Centre
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Textiles

The World of Wine, Clandeboye Road
Glass - Aluminium Cans

Main Street Car Park, Groomsport
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper - Books

Fort Road Car Park, Helen's Bay
Glass - Aluminium Cans - Paper

Bangor Library
Used stamps for the Assisi Animal Shelter

Used Laser and Inkjet Cartridges for the RNIB
Phone 0138 8517 087 for a collecting box. Or e-mail ghedwards@rnib.org.uk


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