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New Forest Market landfill waste reduced


COUNCIL chiefs in the New Forest have achieved another reduction in the amount of market waste sent to landfill sites.

All the paper and cardboard generated by stalls at the popular weekly market in New Milton will now be collected and recycled.

Similar schemes are already operating at the markets in nearby Ringwood, Hythe and Lymington.

The New Milton initiative is the result of co-operation between the town and district councils and the market’s new operator, Bray Associates.

Edward Heron, the district council’s Cabinet member for environment, said: “We are leading the way in market waste recycling.

“Four of the markets in the New Forest now have a recycling collection, which is good news for the environment and the local economy.”


Your Say YourEcho

The Wickham Man, Fareham says...
10:23am Mon 8 Feb 10

Question: - if the waste was carted off to Marchwood to be burnt and used to produce electricity would that count as "recycling"?

forest hump, hythe says...
9:47pm Mon 8 Feb 10

The Wickham Man wrote:
Question: - if the waste was carted off to Marchwood to be burnt and used to produce electricity would that count as "recycling"?
yes, what else do you think it means?

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