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Recycling centre forced to close today

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A RECYCLING centre has been forced to close today.

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Cornwall Live

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Four more towns to get new recycling centre booking system

Here's hoping it goes better than the new bin collection plans

7 months ago·Cornwall, United Kingdom

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Largs & Millport News

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Largs recycling centre to close for two days this week, council confirms

Largs recycling centre is to close over two days this week, starting tomorrow.

7 months ago·Largs, United Kingdom

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Bournemouth Echo

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Recycling centre forced to close today

A RECYCLING centre has been forced to close today.

7 months ago·Bournemouth, United Kingdom

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BBC News

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Cheltenham recycling centre may close following review

Cheltenham Borough Council is going to look at all options for the site's future during the review.

7 months ago·United Kingdom

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Kihoku Town promotes "horizontal recycling" in Mie Prefecture; agreement with Suntory and 3 other companies

[Kitamuro District] Aiming to realize a recycling-oriented society, on the 27th, Kihoku Town in Mie Prefecture signed an agreement with three parties, including the Suntory Group (Tokyo), to promote "horizontal recycling," which recycles collected used PET bottles into the original products. This is the eighth city or town in the prefecture to sign a similar agreement with the company, and the first in the East Kishu region. In addition to the t…

7 months ago

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Valdosta Today

Valdosta, Lowndes to host rescheduled E-Recycling Event

VALDOSTA - The City of Valdosta and Lowndes County will host the rescheduled E-Recycling Event to properly dispose of electronics. The post Valdosta, Lowndes to host rescheduled E-Recycling Event appeared first on Valdosta Today.

7 months ago

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