Seagull Proof Sacks - Protect Waste from Seagulls & Vermin during collection

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For household waste, please ensure your rubbish is contained within rubbish bags before placing in your bins. The garden waste is taken to a centralised composting facility where it is treated and turned into compost for use on the land. But I have a compost bin. Does this mean you want me to get rid of that? Terms and Conditions Frequently asked questions What materials can be disposed of through the scheme? We are not cutting services but reverting to the previous system of household provided residual bags, a system which is implemented by a number of authorities in Wales including Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire, the Pembrokeshire County Council grey bags were provided to support the Waste Service Change in 2019. You can collect replacement bags and boxes from a number of locations around the county or those who are unable to access these locations will be able to make a request for delivery online.

If bin(s) is/are regularly contaminatedfurther advice will be provided. Ifcontamination continues, the bin(s) will beremoved and collections will cease.No hazardous waste e.g. asbestos or plasterboard - please use a private contractor or the recycling centre

Your garden waste will be collected fortnightly between the week in which the 1st March falls and the week in which the 30th November falls inclusive When will my collection day be? If anyone in your household uses nappies or other incontinence products, you can sign up for a FREE fortnightly Absorbent Hygiene Product (AHP) Collection Service. These items melt at a different temperature to glass bottles and jars. If they get mixed up and collected, they will contaminate the load making it useless and unable to be recycled. How can I dispose of the items that can't go in my box, without them being sent to landfill? If you are affected by birds nesting on your neighbour’s property, it is a civil matter. We would advise that you speak with your neighbours or their landlord and/or take legal advice. Auditory bird scarers All rubbish that is put out for collection must be contained in disposable plastic bags. Collections start from 7am. To ensure your rubbish is collected it needs to be placed out at your collection point by 7am on the day of collection and no earlier than the night before.

Bulky Household Collections

All households have to comply with the residual waste restrictions which equates to 1 residual waste bag a week, and are working with flats and estates to remove communal waste collections these across the County where possible. The hubs – set up by environmental charity, Keep Wales Tidy (KWT) in collaboration with the County Council – are funded by Welsh Government. Waste stored in gardens or yards should be in a pest proof container such as metal/plastic bin with a secure lid Our contractor's collection crews collect your rubbish by hand so please don't put anything into the bags that could cause them injury. Wrap broken glass securely, label it clearly as broken glass, and leave it next to your bags/bin. If the collection crew believes that your rubbish could cause them injury, they will not collect it. Protecting your rubbish from animals and birds