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Residents go green with

new car share scheme

Residents in the Arboretum area
are going green with a pay-as-you-

go car share scheme.

The Car Club vehicle, a The Mayor of
low emission Hyundai Worcester, Councillor
Ioniq Hybrid, has been Adrian Gregson, said:
provided by Enterprise “Encouraging car
Car Club, and is parked at sharing is a key part of
Worcester Baptist Church our strategy to help cut
on Sansone Walk in the carbon emissions and
city centre. improve the environment
for all. The car club is also
Residents wishing to use a great way of providing
the car pay a small monthly convenient and flexible
fee and can then pre-book transport for those who
the car online or via an app might not be able to
when they need it. afford a car of their own.” (l to r) Randall Rickabaugh of Enterprise Cars; Mayor of Worcester
Councillor Adrian Gregson, Kevin Thomas of Enterprise Cars and
Once signed up, Enterprise is offering Reverend Darren Smith, Worcester Baptist Church.
customers have access Worcester residents their
to the largest Car Club first year’s annual standard
in the UK with 1,500 cars membership for just £10
and vans located in more (usually & thereafter £60/
than 220 cities, towns yr). As well as saving
and communities, across £50 on membership
the country. fees, when you join you
can also get £10 free WHICH BIN AT CHRISTMAS?
As well as helping reduce driving credit. Terms and In your green bin:
the number of cars on the conditions apply.
road, it is also a great option Cans and plastic bottles
Christmas cards and advent calendars
for residents who can’t To find out more about the (except foil or glitter)
afford their own car but find service in Worcester, go to Envelopes
it convenient to have the www.enterprisecarclub.co.uk Drinks bottles - glass
use of a vehicle occasionally. and search for “Worcester”. Matte paper wrapping paper
Cardboard boxes and used crackers
Paper plates, paper tablecloths, paper
napkins, plastic cups
Bins at Christmas Christmas wrapping paper (except foil)

In your black bin:
There’s always a lot to think about over Christmas and
New Year – so it’s good news that Worcester residents Foil/shiny wrapping paper or cards
Silver foil
don’t have to worry about one essential service over Foil food trays
the festive period. Crisp packets and sweet wrappers
Old toys (or donate them to a charity shop)
This year there will be no changes to bin collection Ribbon, tinsel and baubles (or re-use them)
days over both the Christmas and New Year weeks, so Cellophane, polystyrene and bubble wrap
Drinking glasses
please continue to put your bins out on your normal Pyrex
collection day.
Take to a Household Recycling Centre
Full details of what can go into your green and black Old electricals - including fairy lights
bins are at: www.worcester.gov.uk/recycling-waste/ Batteries and light bulbs
household-recycling Old mobile phones and chargers

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