Revised waste collections on Friday

Monday, 4 May 2020 22:30

Collections that would normally take place on Friday 8 May will be collected on the 9 May.

Normal collection day	Revised collection day
Monday 4 May 2020	No change
Tuesday 5 May 2020	No change
Wednesday 6 May 2020	No change
Thursday 7 May 2020	No change
Friday 8 May 2020	Saturday 9 May 2020

Week beginning 25/05/2020

25th May Bank Holiday

Collections will be one day late. Please see updated dates below:

Normal collection day	Revised collection day
Monday 25 May 2020	Tuesday 26 May 2020
Tuesday 26 May 2020	Wednesday 27 May 2020
Wednesday 27 May 2020	Thursday 28 May 2020
Thursday 28 May 2020	Friday 29 May 2020
Friday 29 May 2020	Saturday 30 May 2020

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