Oops - have you got a sticker or a letter?

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Slim your bin, help reduce the amount of waste you generate

Reduce, reuse or recycle your waste and slim your rubbish bin

If you have a pink sticker or a letter you have too much waste in your green bin - we will have taken it this time but you should reduce your waste for your next collection. Find out more information on how to slim your bin.
Bin sticker informing of too much waste    

Sorry, if you have a red sticker your extra waste will not have been taken. To help you, this time only, we will come back and take this for you If you can take out all the recyclable items and pop them in your kerbside recycling boxes. Once you have done this please contact customer services on 01242 262626 to arrange a collection. Find out more information on how to slim your bin.

 Too much waste sticker

Recycle right, help by sorting your recycling.

If you have a sticker or a letter please sort your recycling into the right recycling boxes and bag - we will have taken it this time but please make sure you sort your recycling for next time. For more information on how to sort your recycling please visit our kerbside recycling pages, or download our handy recycle right guide.

Bin sticker asking to sort recycling

Sorry, if you have a red sticker your unsorted recycling will not have been taken. To help you, this time only, we will come back and take this for you if you sort your recycling into the correct boxes and bag. Once you have done this please contact customer services on 01242 262626 to arrange a collection. For more information on how to sort your recycling please visit our kerbside recycling pages, or download our handy recycle right guide.

Please sort your recycling sticker

Want to have a go at our waste nothing challenge?

Our Waste Nothing Challenge aims to reduce the amount of waste families generate, working towards the ultimate goal of producing zero waste.

For more information, check out our recycling pages or call 01242 262626 for advice.