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Waste Minimisation
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Freecycle

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The Freecycle philosophy is simple. If you have something around the house, shed, attic or garage that you think might be useful to somebody else then why not give it away for free instead of sending it off to the tip as landfill.

The Freecycle network was started in May 2003 to promote waste reduction in Tucson's downtown and help save desert landscape from being taken over by dump sites. The Network provides individuals and non-profit organisations an electronic forumto "recycle" unwanted items. One person's trash can truly be another's treasure.

The Ipswich Freecycle group was founded in May 2005 and in not much more than a year has reached a landmark membership of 2000 people.

Freecycle helps promote a community spirit , sharing and giving while keeping an even larger tonnage of items out of landfill.

To find out more you can visit the local Ipswich Freecycle group via the link below:

Or vists the main international Freecycle page at:



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Contact The Natural and Built Environment Division
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Email waste@babergh.gov.uk 


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