Recycling
Suffolk’s tips will remain open throughout the November lockdown, it has been confirmed – but visits will continue to be by appointment only.
Norfolk’s recycling centres will remain open during the second national lockdown, council bosses have announced.
Two new £4.65m recycling centre projects in Norwich are set to go-ahead after both reached significant milestones.
An animal rescue centre has ended its petition which called on Walkers to reverse a controversial change to its crisp packet recycling scheme.
Recycling bins have been left on the street with red stickers as a council cracks down on incorrect items left by residents.
An animal rescue centre has launched a petition calling on Walkers to reverse a decision which has decimated crucial funding for the charity.
Fewer community librarians, reduced hours for recycling centres, less frequent cutting of grass verges and an end to newspapers and magazines in libraries.
A call has been made for people to be able to book slots to get rid of rubbish such as paint and weedkiller, after what was described as “absolute chaos” during recycling centre waste amnesties.