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'Don't bin Christmas trees, recycle them instead,' urges Highland Council


By Philip Murray

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Woman taking a used Christmas tree out of a front house door on twelfth night in the new year.
Woman taking a used Christmas tree out of a front house door on twelfth night in the new year.

Now that festive decorations have been taken down residents have been urged by Highland Council to recycle their Christmas trees.

The local authority's waste and recycling centres can process the trees and ensure they don't simply wind up in landfill.

"When it’s time to take down your Christmas decorations, recycle your real Christmas tree at your local recycling centre," said a spokesperson for the council, urging people to "recycle for Highland" and have a "zero waste Christmas".

Visit http://highland.gov.uk/recyclingcentres for more information and the opening hours of each site.

Related: Highland Council receives approval for amended Household Waste Policy

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