Make sure your bin is out by 6am next week

Friday, 3 July 2026 20:01

With the temperatures rising again next week, please put your bins out by 6am on Monday 6 July to Friday 10 July.

The council has said We really appreciate your help with this - it means the team can avoid working in the hottest part of the day (plus your bins get emptied earlier).

We appreciate this as a big ask and we are very grateful to you for helping us look after the team.

We really appreciate your help with this - it means the team can avoid working in the hottest part of the day (plus your bins get emptied earlier).

We appreciate this as a big ask and we are very grateful to you for helping us look after the team.

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