Over 6,000 Christmas trees recycled at Dacorum chipping points in single day

Local Scout groups and the Hospice of St Francis offered a collection service
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More than 6,000 Christmas trees were recycled for free across three Dacorum Borough Council chipping points earlier this month.

On January 8, residents took their trees to Cupid Green Depot in Hemel Hempstead, Canal Fields car park in Berkhamsted and Tring Garden Centre. More than 200 bags of chippings were produced for residents while the remaining trees were recycled into compost.

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Cllr Graham Barrett said: “I am delighted that so many Dacorum residents took advantage of the opportunity to recycle their Christmas Trees. This is a terrific initiative that has the additional benefit of giving local charities the opportunity to raise funds.”

Pictured: Trees getting recycledPictured: Trees getting recycled
Pictured: Trees getting recycled

Any trees that are yet to be recycle can be taken to recycling centres in Eastman Way, Hemel Hempstead, or in Northbridge Road, Berkhamsted. Trees cannot be left at any of the borough’s other recycling sites as this will be treated as fly-tipping.