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Suffolk's Recycling Centres Re-Open

12 May 2020

Public to access Suffolk's Recycling Centres from Thursday by appointment only.

A new online booking system will be in place when Suffolk's Recycling Centres re-open on Thursday May 14th 2020. This appointment-only system is necessary to help reduce traffic disruption and queuing on roads around the sites and help manage additional demand on the waste sites. There are also new temporary restrictions and guidelines in place at all sites to support the safety of staff and members of the public.

Suffolk County Council has been working with its contractor FCC Environment to put plans in place to re-open all eleven sites to make sure that visits to the Recycling Centres are as safe as possible for residents and staff. In order to reopen the sites safely, people will need to book a time online when they can arrive and dispose of their waste. Through the online booking process, the council wants to limit the length of queuing on roads outside the Recycling Centres, which have occurred elsewhere in the country when sites have reopened. If you do not have an appointment, you will be denied access and turned away from the site. 

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Citizens Advice Mid Suffolk

3 May 2020

 

can give advice on problems at work, help people struggling to pay their bills and work out if people are getting all the financial help they are entitled to.  They are a local charity and their advice is free.  They are open Monday - Thursday 9.30am - 3.30pm and Friday 9.30am - 12.30pm.  People can call them on 01449 676060 or contact them via their website: https://www.midsuffolkcab.org.uk/contact-us/

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Garden Waste collections set to restart in Babergh and Mid Suffolk

3 May 2020

 

For us in Stonham Parva we are Area 1 so Brown Bin Collection will recommence on Wednesday 20th May.

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