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Dear Mary

Dear Mary: What can I do about my neighbours’ downmarket recycling?

Plus: Rules for flirting, and a smoking 21st birthday

3 January 2015

9:00 AM

3 January 2015

9:00 AM

Q. Since recycling was introduced in our village, the wall at the end of our drive has become the depositing point for some neighbours as well as for us. Unfortunately their detritus is not sophisticated and while our green boxes are filled with wine bottles of respectable appellations, theirs is crammed with cheap lager tins.

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