As the new year approaches, households are urged to think carefully about how they handle their Christmas leftovers.

The council has shared the following advice to boost recycling rates: Reuse wrapping paper and use old Christmas cards as present labels. Buy drinks in large bottles rather than lots of smaller ones.

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Go to the bottom of the paper, fold it upwards about three inches. Flip the folded part back, open it up, and fold in the ...

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