Grab a Compost Bin for £6

bridgesbay

Scotland - Fife (& other areas)

Similar offer to other posts listed, 330 litre bin for £6 or 220 litre for £4, again limited to 3 per household. Great price & very quick delivery. Filled 2 this Summer already &, with paper & other recyling, our weekly bin is down to about 2 bags for 5 of us. Here's the link to order on-line or by phone:

http://www.wasteawarescotland.org.uk/html/fife_compost.asp?was=fife

or

0845 077 0756

If you go to the main web-site (https://www.wasteawarescotland.org.uk) you can choose your area & see the recyling initiatives for your area. The compost bins are under Area: Home Composting.

Gaia

http://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/content/environment/waste-and-recycling/recycling-your-waste/green-waste-garden-cuttings%29.en

Don't forget - you can also take advantage of our subsidised home composters offer - get your own compost bin for the bargain price of just £6.

You can also buy 40 litre bags of compost for £2 from Regis Road Recycling Centre
http://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/content/environment/waste-and-recycling/recycling-your-waste/regis-road-recycling-centre.en

Help reduce waste and watch your garden bloom
With WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme) we are now offering residents subsidised compost converter 330 litre bins for £6. To order yours call Blackwalls on 0845 130 6090.

No butts, save water
With Thames Water and WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme) we are now offering residents subsidised water butt kits for £34.95. To order yours call Blackwalls on 0845 130 6090.

morgi3

Hi - I know it's been a while since a posting here but I wondered if there were still any bargain compost bins to be had? Checking at recyclenow.com bins in most areas I searched seem to be £17 now. Any other recommendations or tips? Thanks...

bobdauilda

A very useful item in the right setting but they attract rats and other vermin. We've had terrible trouble because of our neighbours rat attractor.

d.o.o.g

They only attract rats if used incorrectly. You should never put cooked food in them.
We had a rat, once, it came in, sniffed around and left never to be seen again. Rats are not interested in rotting veg and suchlike, it is the cooked stuff they go for.

rich67

any offers in the dudley area ?