Get involved in the ShareWaste scheme




ShareWaste connects people who wish to recycle their kitchen scraps and turn their waste into new soil and fertiliser with neighbours who compost, have worm-farms or keep chickens. By joining the ShareWaste community, you actively divert waste from landfill and connect with people in your neighbourhood. You can be a host or a donor and signing up is easy. 
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