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Waste solution
5:00pm Friday 4th July 2008
HEREFORDSHIRE Council is urging people to fit a food waste disposer.
The Sink Your Waste scheme offers up to £80 cashback to people who buy one of the gadgets.
Food waste disposers fit under the kitchen sink and grind food waste into small pieces, which are then flushed cleanly into the waste water system.
For more information call the waste challenge team on 01905 766883 or visit sinkyourwaste.com
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