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Hi folks my name is Simon and Iam looking for information on Thomas street photos would be a bonus too it's for my dad who lived in Thomas street number 13 his name is David Wood aka buster any old story's or photos would be great for my dad time to reminisce he is 83 thanks

It appears this has been triggered by a UN target (SDG 12.3), to half global food waste by 2030. Our UK target for 2025 was to reduce food waste by 20% which we most likely achieved easily.

I'm not convinced that collecting food waste significantly reduces food waste although obviously recycling helps mitigate it, that shouldn't be the preferred solution.

Non-edible UK food waste (shells, kernels, skins, peelings, waste fat/oil, sprouts etc) is about 30% of our total food waste .

UK domestic food waste is roughly three times the amount of our other food waste (manufacturing, hospitality sector etc).

Since 2018 there have already been quite large reductions in UK domestic food waste.

The figure I haven't found is how much domestic food waste is already recycled domestically (composted, fed to creatures etc), I know people that collect food waste from friends etc to compost it.

I'd hope chemical tests will be performed on the composted food waste although I don't see how this can be performed, its not as easy as checking water purity. Some toxins (to humans and/or plants) don't break down easily when composting, this could be opportunistic for terrorists to cause widespread poisoning or crop destruction. It would be safer to collect the methane then landfill the rest, we already recycle our sewage into the food chain which has to be a disaster waiting to happen.

Update on finds. Ammo by the LB
A few rings on north Wales beeches
I was asked to go to an old charity well. I picked up a lot from that location lock keys that I left on the side so boats could pick up
A plough found on a football pitch. I picked up the handles it was on its side so very lucky when I could see. "Self shining blades" it's still I'm place. My most unexpected find was a tobacco tin with a hamster/or something and 9 pennys

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