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Compost Discussion Thread (Merged Threads)
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Cardew wrote:I have 3 of the larger type of compost bin(the kids call them Daleks). They were obtained from the council at a subsidised rate and I believe most councils have that scheme??
My local council provided one of these for free. All I had to do was register my name and address
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This post reminded me of my own lack of compost bin - currently I live with my parents who always used to compost but have been lacking since the move three years ago. Bought and on way!Tim0
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Just to inject a non-electrical note, can anyone tell me where to get a good value garden composter?
Is any outlet recognised as having the best deal at the moment?
I'm determined to do a bit more recycling and this might also allow me NOT to have to hire a £20/year 'green waste bin' from the council... so there's the money-saving angle!!0 -
Most local councils have them on promotion - government backed see here
for your region;
http://www.direct.gov.uk/EnvironmentAndGreenerLiving/GreenerGarden/GreenerGardenArticles/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=10041066&chk=wOLObu0 -
alanobrien wrote:Most local councils have them on promotion - government backed see here
for your region;
http://www.direct.gov.uk/EnvironmentAndGreenerLiving/GreenerGarden/GreenerGardenArticles/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=10041066&chk=wOLObu
Except for Bristol city council who charge full price!“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0 -
Great. Thanks for the link. Through it I've discovered my local council is offering two different size bins for £6 and £10. Seems like an absolute bargain.
More money saved.0 -
Got one this way in the early part of the year. Absolutely superb.We all evolve - get on with it0
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Same here, I ordered 2 of the middle size ones and they are great, although we had to weight it down to start with as it blew away until we had started to fill itAlways on the hunt for a bargain0
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Sometimes the offer is run through your local water company, so it might be worth checking their website out as well, if Bristol council does not provide these cheaper bins.2012 Target...
10 half marathons in a year. First one, New Years day!0 -
To check if your area is in the "cheap" bins scheme (and order) http://www.recyclenow.com/home_composting/in_your_area/in_your_area.html0
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