recycling old videos

[Marijn]

Are there any charity shops or anywhere that still take in old videos? If not, what is the greenest way to dispose of them? Thank you.

[collette62]

Most charity shops take them but I don't think they sell!

[factor-fiction]

Most charity shops say "no videos please" but you may be lucky.
I doubt ebay (even at 1p per item) is worthwhile owing to high postage.

[Marijn]

Thank you, but most charity shops DON'T take them. I just wanted to know which ones, if any, still do. I don't want to sell them. I want to pass them on, or dispose of them responsibly. Thank you for trying though.

[spudqueen]

https://www.google.co...d330&biw=1280&bih=656

[hellywelly4]

St Barnabas Hospice shops in Lincolnshire still take them, and they still sell.

[diddlydo]

Try your local Freecycle network

[Marijn]

Spudqueen, I had already Googled, but as you can see all those are now out of date. This is a very current problem; this difficulty in being able to dispose of them in a Green way.
I have also tried Freecycling them, but no luck.
We do not have a St. Barnabas Hospice near us, but this is the kind of thing I'm looking for.. . I would like to know which charity shops definitely still take them in. I live in Essex. Thank you everyone so far, for trying.

[smurfchops]

Advertise them free on Gumtree, collection only.

[Marijn]

I could try, but I imagine that I would get a similar response as I did from Freecycle, i.e. none. It's worth a try though, as maybe they'll be more members. Thanks