1Coast in Somersby, New South Wales | Environmental conservation organisation

1Coast

Locality: Somersby, New South Wales

Phone: +61 1300 126 278

Address: 75 Pile Road 2250 Somersby, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.1coast.com.au

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24.01.2022 Do you know someone who LOVES garbage trucks? We have a great video for them all about being safe around garbage trucks, finding safe spots to watch them emptying your bin, learning about landfill and what happens to your rubbish, plus a fun song to sing with Mr Yellow! Check it out here: https://youtu.be/vlzOKSbcmaU... #getitsorted #1coast #sustainablefuture #garbagetrucks #NationalRecyclingWeek

21.01.2022 It's National Recycling Week! A perfect opportunity for Coasties to re-educate on what can be placed in the recycling bin Today we are looking at glass items!... All clear, green and brown glass bottles and jars that contained a product in them can be recycled in your yellow lid bin. This includes empty: Beer and soft drink bottles; Jam jars; Juice bottles; Medicine and vitamin jars; Pickle and olive jars; Sauce bottles; Sauce jars; Spread jars and Wine bottles. Metal and plastic lids from your glass bottles and jars can also be recycled in the yellow lid bin, please place them in the bin separately. We cannot accept the following glass or breakable items in your yellow lid bin: Drinking Glasses Pyrex Cookware Crockery Plates, Cups and Bowls Light Globes Reading Glasses Window Glass Mirrors Glass that is not green, brown or clear Make sure bottles and jars are empty and contain no food, drink or product in them prior to going in the recycling bin. Have a spare 10 minutes and want a more thorough explanation? Watch our latest video to learn all about the right types of glass to recycle in your yellow lid bin on the Central Coast. The 1Coast Education Team will show you which items you can recycle, our top recycling tips, glass items that should not go in your yellow lid recycling bin and discuss why it’s important to keep recycling. https://youtu.be/xx7o-OKe-AA #getitsorted #recycling #centralcoast #recycle #centralcoastnsw #recyclebin #sustainability #reducereuserecycle #bins #binsofinstagram #1coast #centralcoastcouncil #cleanaway #NationalRecyclingWeek

18.01.2022 Have you ever wondered what to do with those unwanted, out-of-date or disused household chemicals kept in your kitchen, bathroom, laundry, garage or garden shed? Or how to get rid of old gas bottles, paint and car batteries? Please, don't bin your hazardous waste - take it to the next Chemical Cleanout Event. Upcoming Chemical Collections on the Central Coast will be held:... 27 and 28 February 2021 Central Coast Council Long Jetty Depot, Morris Place, Bateau Bay: 9am 3.30pm Hazardous waste placed in any of your three bins can cause fires in the trucks, at the recycling depot and landfills. They also pose a threat to our workers. Please dispose of your hazardous waste thoughtfully and responsibly. For further information check out: https://1coast.com.au/other-waste-and-recy/hazardous-waste/ #1coast #binsofinstagram #getitsorted #sustainablefuture #centralcoast https://1coast.com.au/other-waste-and-recy/hazardous-waste/ See more

16.01.2022 It's National Recycling Week! A perfect opportunity for Coasties to re-educate on what can be placed in the recycling bin How good is your recycling knowledge? ... Test yourself with our quick recycling quiz and you could WIN a $500 Visa Gift card just for entering! Visit our website to enter: www.1coast.com.au/education/recycling-survey/ #getitsorted #1coast #binsofinstagram #sustainability #centralcoastcouncil #centralcoastnsw #cleanaway #recycling #reducereuserecycle #sustainablefuture #nationalrecyclingweek

14.01.2022 Going out in the boat this weekend? Just a friendly reminder that Marine Flares cannot be disposed of in any of your household bins. They pose a serious risk to our collection drivers and processing staff if they were to ignite whilst being collected. You can safely dispose of your old flares at one of the Roads and Maritime collections in November, January and April. Most flares have a use-by date of three years, and they must be replaced before the expiry d...ate. The Central Coast events are on: Friday 27th November - Norah Head Boat Ramp 7.30am - 9am or Gosford Boat Ramp 1pm - 2.30pm; Friday 15th January - Norah Head Boat Ramp 7.30am - 9am or Gosford Boat Ramp 1pm - 2.30pm; Friday 16th April - Norah Head Boat Ramp 7.30am - 9am or Gosford Boat Ramp 2.30pm - 4.30pm. Please store expired flares in a safe location in your home until the next disposal program is available in your area, visit www.roads-maritime.transport.nsw.gov.au/flares for further information. #centralcoastnsw #centralcoastevents #boating #fishing #getitsorted See more

14.01.2022 It's National Recycling Week! A perfect opportunity for Coasties to re-educate on what can be placed in the recycling bin ... How you put your recycling in the bin can make a huge difference! Make sure you keep it empty, clean and dry. When it comes to waste management, let’s get educated and get it sorted, because together, we can make a sustainable future possible. Visit our website for further information: https://1coast.com.au/bin-collect/yellow-lid-recycling-bin/ #getitsorted #1coast #binsofinstagram #sustainability #centralcoastcouncil #centralcoastnsw #cleanaway #recycling #reducereuserecycle #sustainablefuture #nationalrecyclingweek

13.01.2022 Don't be like Barry! Become an expert on the Central Coast's waste and recycling service and win those household bin debates! It's National Recycling Week! A perfect opportunity for Coasties to re-educate on what can be placed in the recycling bin ... Visit the 1Coast website for a range of resources, including an A-Z Waste Disposal & Recycle Guide where you can easily search for items and find out the best way to dispose of them. If your item is not on our list you can let us know so we can add it. https://1coast.com.au/education/ #getitsorted #recycling #centralcoast #binsofinstagram #1coast #sustainability #reducereuserecycle #nationalrecyclingweek https://1coast.com.au/education/

10.01.2022 How good is your recycling knowledge? Test yourself with our quick recycling quiz and you could WIN a $500 Visa Gift card just for entering! Visit our website to enter: www.1coast.com.au/education/recycling-survey/... ENTRIES CLOSE 13TH DECEMBER, 2020 #getitsorted #1coast #binsofinstagram #sustainability #centralcoastcouncil #centralcoastnsw #cleanaway #recycling #reducereuserecycle #sustainablefuture #win #competition #prize See more

08.01.2022 Don't bin your hazardous waste! Take it to the next Chemical Cleanout Event. Hazardous waste placed in any of your three bins can cause fires in the trucks, at the recycling depot and landfills. They also pose a threat to our workers. Please dispose of your hazardous waste thoughtfully and responsibly. ... For further information check out: https://1coast.com.au/other-waste-and-re/chemical-cleanout/ #1coast #binsofinstagram #getitsorted #sustainablefuture #centralcoast https://1coast.com.au/other-waste-and-re/chemical-cleanout/ See more

07.01.2022 Don't bin your hazardous waste! Take it to the next Chemical Cleanout Event. Upcoming Chemical Collections on the Central Coast will be held:... 27 and 28 February 2021 Central Coast Council Long Jetty Depot, Morris Place, Bateau Bay: 9am 3.30pm Hazardous waste placed in any of your three bins can cause fires in the trucks, at the recycling depot and landfills. They also pose a threat to our workers. Please dispose of your hazardous waste thoughtfully and responsibly. For further information check out: https://1coast.com.au/other-waste-and-recy/hazardous-waste/ #1coast #binsofinstagram #getitsorted #sustainablefuture #centralcoast See more

05.01.2022 Cleaning up this weekend? When you put your rubbish out on the kerbside, it doesn't just disappear! You need to book in a bulk kerbside collection.... Most households on the Central Coast are entitled to 6 bulk kerbside collection services every year. Book a collection before you put your rubbish out by visiting https://1coast.com.au/bulk-kerbside-collections/ and help to keep the serenity! #getitsorted #1coast #centralcoastcouncil #centralcoastnsw #cleanaway #keepyourstreetneat #howstheserenity? See more

04.01.2022 Just a friendly reminder that tissues, paper towels, wipes, gloves and face masks cannot be recycled in your Yellow Lid Recycle Bin All of this waste should be bagged and disposed of in your Red Lid General Waste Bin. Paper towels, napkins, and tissues are all paper products; however they are never recyclable. Because they usually come in contact with food wastes and possibly bodily fluids, they are not able to be cleaned during the recycling ...process and should not be with other clean paper waste like magazines and paper. Always throw these items into the Red Lid Bin. COVID Safe Waste Disposal Procedures Any individuals asked to self-isolate, either as a precaution or because they are confirmed to have Coronavirus (COVID-19), should observe the following advice to dispose of their household waste to ensure the virus is not spread via personal waste: Individuals should place all personal waste such as used tissues, gloves, paper towels, wipes, and masks securely in a plastic bag or bin liner; Bag should be filled no fuller than 80% so that it can be tied securely without spillage; This plastic bag should then be placed in another plastic bag and securely tied; These bags must be disposed of in your red lidded garbage bin. Visit our website for further info: https://1coast.com.au/service-updates/ #getitsorted #centralcoast #centralcoastnsw #bins #binsofinstagram #1coast #centralcoastcouncil #cleanaway See more

04.01.2022 Putting the wrong stuff in your recycling bin really stinks! We know that some of you have larger families, bigger lawns and some of you may indulge a little more as well. This can mean that the standard bin system that Council provides may not work for you. If you are finding your current bin service is not providing you enough disposal space and your bins are overflowing, the first step is to see if you can reduce and recycle more of your waste to help with this.... Check out our website as a starting point with this: https://1coast.com.au/other-waste-and-/reducing-your-waste/ If you are recycling everything, reducing your waste and your bins are still overflowing, you should look into upgrading your bin service. Central Coast Council offers residents the choice of a 140 litre, 240 litre or 360 litre red lid general waste bin as well as a 240 litre or 360 litre yellow lid recycle bin as part of your residential waste service. You can also get additional quantities of any of the bins, so you green thumbs can have 2 or more green lid garden bins if needed! Only property owners can request an upgrade or additional bins. If you rent the premises, you will need to contact the managing agent or the owner to discuss these changes. Please note that larger and additional bins do cost more on the rates for your property. Visit our website for further information including fees and charges: https://1coast.com.au/bin-collection/additional-bins/ #getitsorted #recycling #centralcoast #recycle #CentralCoastNSW #recyclebin #sustainability #reducereuserecycle #bins #binsofinstagram #1coast #centralcoastcouncil #cleanaway https://1coast.com.au/bin-collection/additional-bins/ See more