No Guy? With new neighbours and with teenagers leaving for university I have printed off the recycling info and collection calendar and laminated this so that it can be referred to (and stuck on the fridge or noticeboard).  At one time we asked for the Council and Landlords and/or Managing Agents to send out info including making sure the right receptacles were provided or how to order them to new residents when they moved in to make it easier for everyone. Some people don't even seem to know which borough they are living in.  As you say it is a case of communicating. It is always more difficult to offer to share or order a new recycling container for someone when you have been tripping over their unrinsed and unflattened waste and recycling. Find them a new food waste bin + a roll of bags + laminated instructions?  Once the food waste has been separated the rest is much easier to deal with!

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Reluctant recyclers	16/09/19 17:15:00	Jennifer Selig
Re:Reluctant recyclers	16/09/19 21:55:00	Christopher Gillie
Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 12:49:00	Bob Guyett
Re:Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 21:00:00	Christopher Gillie
Re:Re:Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 22:31:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 08:58:00	Rob Reynolds
Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 11:32:00	Jennifer Selig
Re:Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 11:36:00	Janice Evans
Re:Re:Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 14:49:00	Jennifer Selig
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 17:28:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 18:20:00	Jennifer Selig
Re:Reluctant recyclers	17/09/19 22:59:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Reluctant recyclers	18/09/19 10:58:00	Jennifer Selig

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