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'Step it up’ this Recycle Week
The Suffolk Waste Partnership is proud to 'Step It Up' this Recycle Week in what organisers hope will be the biggest week-long event to date. Recycle Now and the Suffolk Waste Partnership are asking residents to take action to protect our environment by actively considering the way in which they dispose of their household waste and increase positive recycling habits.
Give your unwanted items a new lease of life at upcoming free event
Residents in Leiston are invited to a free swapping event next week as part of East Suffolk Council’s drive to reduce household waste and increase reusing and recycling.
Man found guilty of littering in Woodbridge
An East Suffolk resident has been fined over £200 after being found guilty of littering in Woodbridge.
Bulky waste collections to restart in East Suffolk
East Suffolk Council will begin to collect large items again from next week after temporarily suspending the service to prioritise household waste and recycling collections.
Check your bin collection day
All refuse collections in East Suffolk have now returned to normal, including garden waste collections.
Refuse collections to resume on Monday 15 February
Following this week’s severe weather, which led to the cancellation of all refuse collections in the district, East Suffolk Norse will resume collections on Monday 15 February.
East Suffolk households asked to follow bin rules
Households in East Suffolk are being reminded to follow bin guidelines as more household waste is created during national Covid-19 restrictions.
Bulky waste collection service suspended
To ensure that household waste and recycling collections are prioritised, East Suffolk Council and East Suffolk Norse have taken the decision to temporarily suspend the bulky waste collection service.
New vehicle banners encourage Suffolk to be food and freezer savvy
Waste and recycling vehicles in Suffolk are now displaying new artwork to help deliver the food savvy message and cut food waste across the county.