Edition: Summer 2020
A public outpouring of thanks for our collection crews, as they continue to do their vital work throughout the crisis, has touched the hearts of our team.
The Council wishes to thank local residents and businesses for the ongoing kindness they have shown to our crews as they complete their waste, recycling and green waste rounds across the district.
Crew members have received many posters, paintings, drawings, social media posts and cheery waves as they carry out their work and they really are very much appreciated.
Throughout the crisis, the Council’s collections have continued without any disruption to service levels.
Crew members have received many posters, paintings, drawings, social media posts and cheery waves as they carry out their work and they really are very much appreciated.
Throughout the crisis, the Council’s collections have continued without any disruption to service levels.
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