
Sue Ryder Christmas Treecycling Peterborough
Out of time, transport or energy to dispose of your real Christmas tree this year? Sign up for Sue Ryder’s Christmas Treecycling collection service in Peterborough from Thursday 8th January to Friday 16th January 2026.
Where we'll be collecting
PE1, PE2, PE3, PE4, PE5, PE6, PE7, PE8 and PE9.
Capacity is limited and registration closes on 4th January, so please reserve your tree collection now
Recycle your Christmas tree this January and help support our care
Our team of friendly, reliable volunteers will collect your real Christmas tree directly from your front door, front garden or driveway and recycle it into wood chippings to be used on grounds at Thorpe Hall Hospice, or they might be collected and a donation given by a bio mass company to Sue Ryder.
Sue Ryder does not make any money from chipping the collected trees. Please make an optional donation when you register for our Christmas Treecycling service, so that no one need die or grieve alone.
6,671
hours of expert care funded thanks to donations from our last Treecycling collections across the UK
With an optional donation to Sue Ryder, your Christmas tree could become the gift of expert care and support for seriously ill people and their loved ones, so that no one need die or grieve alone.
Caring for families across the country
Last year, Sue Ryder provided palliative care and bereavement support to thousands of families across the country, including from our Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice.
Your kind donations allow us to continue providing support for families in the local community.
- £12.50 could help fund our Online Bereavement Community, offering support and comfort night and day.
- £30 could fund an hour of expert care, so our Sue Ryder doctors and nurses can manage patients' pain and symptoms.
- £65 could help a patient be cared for at home, so they can spend their final days surrounded by family and familiar things.
- £100 could help fund our education and campaigning work, to create a society that supports everyone through dying and grief.
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