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Christmas tree recycling

We’ll collect and recycle your real Christmas tree for free! Simply remove all decorations, including any pot or stand, and do one of the following:

  • Put out your Christmas tree with your food and garden waste containers on your collection day
  • If you don’t have a food or garden waste collection, you need to request a free collection 
  • You can also bring your Christmas tree to our Reuse and Recycling centre         se22newmum just request a pick up and leave it in a safe place 

Yesterday afternoon, in the high winds, discarded trees were sent flying across the streets, which was quite dangerous. Thank goodness the winds are lighter today, but if you are putting trees out, ideally please do so in the morning, not the night before, and if possible wedge them (or cut them down) and put in your bin as an anchor. But the binmen seem, as usual, to be taking them where they can.

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