Bucks residents get discount on composting equipment

Sunday, 1 May 2022 07:00

In honour of International Compost Awareness Week (1-7 May), the Council are encouraging everyone to compost more.

To do this they're offering residents discounts of up to 40% on home compost bins, hot composters and food waste digesters.

The Council are also offering an ‘Introduction to Home Composting’ webinar hosted by UK charity Garden Organic.

During the free one-hour webinar, residents will find out the:

The webinar will take place on three dates:

You can also pick up a discounted composter or food waste digester at Recycle for Bucks website.

For more ways to reduce your carbon emissions and to help the environment, see the Bucks Climate Challenge webpage.

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