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Old Video tapes
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as Sue says, Freegle/Freecycle are good places to use - someone had mine to use on their allotment. Also, Streetbank0
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Our local recycling centre has a specific hard plastics bin, for VHS, DVD, and CD/case recycling.
Maybe yours has one, too?0 -
Some great ideas here that I will investigate too, local council said no alternative but landfill0
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I took mine to my local charity shop TRAID. They have a warehouse that sorts and uses/distributes things they can't sell in their high street shops. They take almost anything! Great charity, check out their site.0
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