We deliver a range of campaigns across Greater Manchester to encourage residents to recycle right and recycle more
Meet Crumbs, our food waste kitchen caddy. They might be small, but they have a big appetite and they’re ready to be fed, from banana skins and teabags to eggshells and leftovers, they’ll happily tuck into all the bits you can’t eat. Keep Crumbs fed, give them a quick wash when they need it and they’ll help make sure your food waste is recycled instead of ending up in your general waste bin.
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Whether you’ve just moved here, or are heading home for summer, this is your one-stop-shop for everything rubbish, recycling and more
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Here’s everything you need to know to stay sustainable during your Seder and spring cleaning.
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Get ready to discover the joy of repair! Repair Week is returning to Greater Manchester, bringing a host of workshops, events and resources to help you revive your beloved belongings.
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Christmas is a time of excess – more food, more presents, more packaging. And that also means we produce more waste. Have a look at our top tips to stay sustainable and make the most of your waste this Christmas.
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Plastic pots, tubs and trays go in your mixed recycling bin. Help us recycle more by giving them a rinse.
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Select your local council logo to find out how about campaigns in your local area.
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Download your free bin guide. Keep it handy on your phone or print and pop it on the fridge or by the bins.
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Getting ready for a new school year can cost a lot and create extra waste. Here are a few simple ways to make back to school a bit cheaper and more sustainable.
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Meet Crumbs, our food waste kitchen caddy. They might be small, but they have a big appetite and they’re ready to be fed, from banana skins and teabags to eggshells and leftovers, they’ll happily tuck into all the bits you can’t eat. Keep Crumbs fed, give them a quick wash when they need it and they’ll help make sure your food waste is recycled instead of ending up in your general waste bin.
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