Recycle That Christmas Tree

by · January 4, 2021

Image by Simon Matzinger from Pixabay

So it’s all over. Christmas decorations are being tidied away until next year, cards recycled, unwanted gifts put on one side to go to charity, and the sad old naked Christmas tree shedding needles in the corner of the living room – or already languishing on its side in the garden.

Last year tonnes of trees were shredded and turned into compost, and the hope is that this will happen again in 2021.

Pembrokeshire County Council and the charity Frame are working together again to make this possible and all you have to do is call the Council Contact Centre at:

01437 764551 or go to My Account on the Council Website by Friday 8 January.

Collections will begin on 6 January and go on until 29 January.

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