Many of us make promises to ourselves when the new year rolls around, whether we throw ourselves into a new exercise regime or try to shed those Christmas pounds. One thing that is certainly worth putting on your New Year’s Resolutions is decluttering your home.
Fly-tipping is a problem that blights both urban areas and the countryside, and it’s also one of the most difficult and controversial issues to deal with. According to London Loves Business, local councils dealt with nearly one million fly-tipping cases during 2020, and the cost of clearing it up amounted to £10.9m.
If you are having a clear out of your unwanted possessions, perhaps because you are moving house, or want to make room for guests over the holiday season, it can seem a pretty daunting task. It’s one of those jobs that is best tackled in smaller manageable stages (and with plenty of tea). Here’s some tips to help you break it down and get stuck in.