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No changes to bin collections this bank holiday Monday (May 5)

Last updated: April 29, 2025 12:57 pm
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No changes to bin collections this bank holiday Monday (May 5)
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There will be no changes to bin collections this coming bank holiday Monday (May 5).

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So if your ‘bin day’ is usually Monday, we’ll still empty your bin and collect your recycling as usual next week…the bank holiday won’t affect anything.

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Household recycling centres

If you’re doing a bit of spring cleaning over the bank holiday, remember that our Household Recycling Centres will be open.

The sites offer a wider range of options. For example, you can recycle coffee pods, vapes and cartons, along with wood, hard plastics and metals.

All three sites also have an area set aside for reusable items – to help raise funds for the Nightingale House Hospice reuse shop at Bryn Lane.

So if you have an old bike that’s in good condition, or a piece of furniture for example, why not set it aside for the hospice shop?

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