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This is why grass in Bracknell is being left uncut

OVERGROWN grass in some parts of Bracknell Forest won t be cut for a while in a bid to promote wildflower growth and biodiversity. ....

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The big decisions Bracknell Forest Council made this month

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111 tonnes of food waste collected in first week in Bracknell Forest

Food waste changes will be delayed
MORE than 100 tonnes of food waste was collected in the first week of Bracknell Forest’s new bin service, it has been revealed.
The impressive haul came from around 41,000 caddies and totalled 111.3 tonnes the same average weight as a blue whale!
This means each household contributed roughly 2.7 kilograms of food waste.
The collections, which started as a new council service on Monday, March 1, will enable food waste to be diverted away from landfill and will be used to generate electricity and fertilise crops.
Cllr Mrs Dorothy Hayes, BFC’s environment chief, said: “I’d like to say a big thank you to all our residents who have taken part in the food waste recycling service so far. ....

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