For a donation you can have your Christmas tree picked up and recycled by Farleigh Hospice as part of their Farleigh Hospice Christmas Tree Recycling campaign.
If you are unable to recycle your tree, or plant it in your garden, Farleigh Hospice will collect your tree for a small donation and recycle it on your behalf.
Farleigh Hospice will collect your tree from outside your home - no need to book a slot at your local recycling centre, and you won't have a car boot full of pine needles!
Trees will be chipped and used for biomass fuel or on pathways in local cemeteries and parks.
Your donation will help Farleigh Hospice continue to provide care to local people affected by life-limiting illness and bereavement.
You can learn more on the Farleigh Hospice website or register your interest by calling 01245 457411 or emailing treecollection@farleighhospice.org.
If you are unable to recycle your tree, or plant it in your garden, Farleigh Hospice will collect your tree for a small donation and recycle it on your behalf.
Farleigh Hospice will collect your tree from outside your home - no need to book a slot at your local recycling centre, and you won't have a car boot full of pine needles!
Trees will be chipped and used for biomass fuel or on pathways in local cemeteries and parks.
Your donation will help Farleigh Hospice continue to provide care to local people affected by life-limiting illness and bereavement.
You can learn more on the Farleigh Hospice website or register your interest by calling 01245 457411 or emailing treecollection@farleighhospice.org.
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