Amber Valley Borough Council Suspend Garden Waste Collections From 1st April
Amber Valley announced on social media that they will be suspending their Garden Waste and Trade Waste Recycling Services
Services will be suspended from the 1st April
The full current advice on Waste and Recycling services is shown on their web site and is detailed below
FROM AMBER VALLEY BOROUGH COUNCILS WEB SITE
Our refuse team will continue to collect your household waste and recycling on your scheduled days, however, please be aware that there may be service delays in your area. You can find up to date information at www.ambervalley.gov.uk/rubbish-waste-and-recycling/missed-bins-and-service-disruptions/.
We are aware that there will now be more parked cars on residential streets due to the government lock down and home working, please be considerate with parking so the refuse vehicles have access to your street.
We have suspended our garden waste service. There will be no garden waste collections from Wednesday 1 April 2020 onward.
Our trade waste refuse service is running as normal, however the trade waste recycling collections will be suspended from Wednesday 1 April 2020 onward.
We will continue to provide household refuse, recycling and clinical waste collections and also trade waste refuse collections for as long as we are able. We apologise to residents and businesses that are affected, and we will resume full collections as soon as resources allow us to do so.
We have suspended new customer registrations for bulky waste and electrical items. We apologise for any inconvenience however this will allow us to still provide a service to those currently registered.
We are experiencing a lot of litter bins in Amber Valley being filled with household waste. We are appealing to the public to stop doing this as clearing this rubbish is taking up valuable resources that are needed elsewhere. Your refuse and recycling bins are still being emptied and not disposing of your waste in the correct manner is an offence.
Derbyshire County Council have now taken the decision to close the household waste recycling centre at Loscoe.
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