\n This is part of a new rollout by Buckinghamshire Council to separate food waste recycling.\n<\/p>\n
\n It comes after around a third of the rubbish in the county goes in general waste bins, which could have been recycled.\n<\/p>\n
\n Commenting on the rollout, Ade Osibogun, Cabinet Member for Environment, Climate Change & Waste, said: \u201cThe roll\u2011out of food waste recycling to flats across the north of the county has been a great success, and extending the service to the south is an important next step.\u201d\n<\/p>\n
\n Each eligible flat will receive a free seven-litre kitchen caddy, a roll of liners and an information leaflet, while 140-litre brown communal food waste bins will be installed in bin stores and emptied weekly.\n<\/p>\n
\n The expansion follows a successful introduction across the north of Buckinghamshire and will ensure more households can recycle food waste.\n<\/p>\n
\n He continued: \u201cIf you live in a flat with communal waste collections in the south of the county, please look out for your kitchen caddies being delivered during February and March.\n<\/p>\n