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As part of an ongoing campaign to ensure the best value for money services are delivered to all, Malvern Hills District Council is working hard to improve its links with community groups within the district.
When it comes to recycling, Malvern Hills District Council is reaching new heights! In the first quarter of 2008/09 the average recycling rate for April, May and June was 26.7%, with June being a particularly good month at 27.83%. Also since March this year the amount of residual (black bag) waste collected by the Council has dropped by an incredible 25%.
Worcestershire County Council s Countryside Service is encouraging people to come forward and have their questions answered on plans to reintroduce cattle to Hartlebury Common.
