Consultations in libraries on recycling and waste coming up next week

In my inbox today from Haringey Council

How can we recycle and reuse more whilst reducing waste in Haringey? – Have your say today

We want to hear your views and experiences on how and why you recycle and reuse household items in a bid to increase the recycling levels across the borough. If you don’t currently recycle or reuse household items we still want to hear from you. 

We know tackling climate change is important to residents in Haringey and the one thing we can all do is improve recycling, reusing and reducing waste in the borough. We are determined to reach the Mayor of London’s  50% target of recycling half of all household waste by 2030, and know improving our services, information, education and facilities is needed.

“Destination 50%” is the borough’s plan to meet this target. A joint plan shaped by residents, who have expert knowledge of what works where they live and what needs to improve to get their neighbourhood to reduce waste.
 
We have organised a series of drop-in sessions across our local libraries, so that you can attend in person, find out more and let us know how and why you choose or do not choose to recycle and reuse.

Drop In Sessions

1. Stroud Green and Harringay Library, Quernmore Road, London, N4 4QR - Monday 27 February, 10am-12 noon

1. Muswell Hill Library, Queens Avenue, Muswell Hill, N10 3PE - Wednesday 1 March, 12 noon-2pm

1. Hornsey Library, Haringey Park, London N8 9JA - Tuesday 21 February, 3.30-5.30pm

1. Marcus Garvey Library, Tottenham Green Pools and Fitness, 1 Philip Lane, Tottenham, N15 4JA - Wednesday 22 February, 3-5pm

1. Coombes Croft Library, Tottenham High Road, London N17 8AG - Thursday 23 February, 11am-1pm

1. Wood Green Library, 187-197A High Road, Wood Green, London N22 6XD - Tuesday 28 February, 9.30-11.30am

 If you cannot attend these sessions, you can give us feedback online