It's the only central composting scheme in the area of Regency and it is already running at maximum capacity. It is good that composting is available but a second site or scheme would be beneficial unless expansion is planned. They compost vegetable peelings, fruit, tea bags, coffee grounds, cardboard and shredded paper. It is used to prevent products going to landfill and producing harmful gases and instead create soils. This community led scheme is not only beneficial for the environment but can also have social benefits such as community cohesion, and bringing local citizens together in order to create a low carbon community.

There are many similar schemes in Brighton, find out more using the link provided-https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=zcWOGWUX124I.ksjzdVErOk5k&msa=0