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A Sue Ryder Treecycling volunteer, with lots of Christmas trees behind him in the van

Sue Ryder Christmas Treecycling Bedfordshire and Borders

Out of time, transport or energy to dispose of your real Christmas tree this year? Register your real tree to be collected and recycled from 6th to 15th January 2027, and donate to support our expert care.

Book your tree collection

Capacity is limited, so book your collection today.

Where we'll be collecting

MK17 9, MK40, MK41, MK42, MK43, MK44, MK45, PE19, PE28 0, SG15, SG16, SG17, SG18 and SG19.

Recycle your Christmas tree this January and support our care

Our friendly team of volunteers will collect your real Christmas tree directly from your doorstep, front garden or driveway and recycle it, spreading the chippings across the gardens and forest trails at Jordans Mill, and to feed local goats.

Our tree collection is entirely volunteer-led through the kindness of local people, businesses and community goodwill, so your donation will help more people access the expert care and support they deserve through terminal illness, death and grief.

6,500

hours of expert care funded thanks to donations from our last Treecycling collections across the UK

After bringing warmth, joy and special memories to your home over the festive season, your tree can continue to make a difference long after the decorations come down.

Help more families have the final days together they wish for

Sue Ryder supports local families through palliative care and grief support, including from our Sue Ryder St John's Hospice or in their own homes.

Your kind donations allow us to continue providing support in the local community.

  • £12.50 could help fund our education and campaigning work, to create a society that supports everyone through dying and grieving.
  • £30 could fund an hour of expert nursing care, giving someone the comfort, dignity and support they deserve at the end of life.
  • £100 could help fund an online bereavement counselling session to help support those experiencing profound grief.

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