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Plastic Free Party Kit for Plastic Free July

  • July 28, 2026

Love hosting parties, but would like to know how to reduce the waste it creates? As part of Plastic Free July, create your own plastic-free party kit including reusable plates, cups, decorations, and more.

Invest once, use it again and again, and avoid single-use waste.

You can share it with your friends and help them to join you in creating a community who loves plastic free parties.

If you’re in the Newcastle area check out The Share Shop, a local library of things, where you can borrow instead of buy https://theshareshop.org/

Along with our Member Councils we are promoting Plastic Free July, which aligns with our regional waste and circular economy objective to promote a circular economy and enhance regional waste management practices, maximise resource value, reduce landfill reliance, and foster circular waste solutions.

Read our waste and circular economy program page and our regional advocacy priorities, aligned to the Plastic Free July initiative.

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