This is the day to put out garden waste and brown corrugated cardboard for recycling.

The recycling centre at Splattenridden can, in a matter of a few weeks, turn this waste into compost which is then sold on a wholesale basis.

Plant material which is from invasive species cannot be collected: Japanese Knotweed for example must be destroyed on the site where it is cut down.

The waste should be put in unwanted brown cardboard boxes or, failing that, in plastic sacks.

Two short afternoon sessions 2.00 pm to 4.00pm at Angarrack Community Centre on Thursday 9 and Thursday 16 July 2009.

£3.00 per session

1. The first session will be an informal demonstration covering inexpensive ideas for flower arranging in the home.
2. The second session will be a workshop when you will be encouraged to bring along your flower, foliage, containers etc. to create your own arrangements with help and assistance when required.

Further information :- Lynne Wilians, Arch Villa, 9 Riverside, Angarrack - 01736 753724

This is the day to put out garden waste and brown corrugated cardboard for recycling.

The recycling centre at Splattenridden can, in a matter of a few weeks, turn this waste into compost which is then sold on a wholesale basis.

Plant material which is from invasive species cannot be collected: Japanese Knotweed for example must be destroyed on the site where it is cut down.

The waste should be put in unwanted brown cardboard boxes or, failing that, in plastic sacks.