Changes to recycling collections in North East Lincolnshire
Steps are being taken to improve North East Lincolnshire Council’s recycling service which will result in some changes to households’ current collection days.
STEPS are being taken to improve North East Lincolnshire Council’s recycling service which will result in some changes to households’ current collection days.
The new service will see changes being made to the routes taken by the refuse crews, helping to cut costs together with reducing the environmental impact of the service.
Councillor Peter Burgess, portfolio holder for environment and the green agenda, said: “Importantly, the changes to the service will make the collection rounds more efficient whilst maintaining the same level of service. “Not everyone will be affected by the changes and those households whose recycling collection days are changing will receive a letter explaining when they should present their triple boxes and brown bin.”




Neighbourhood Management in Fiveways Area, which includes the East Marsh, Heneage and Sidney Sussex wards, follows the 15-5-1 model used through out North East Lincolnshire, the 15 being the community representative groups, 5 being the Neighbourhood Action Groups, and 1 being the North east Lincs Local Strategic Partnership.