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Torridge residents have been reminded that waste and recycling collections will be a day later over the Easter bank holiday period. Credit: TDC
With the Easter bank holiday less than two weeks away, Torridge residents are being reminded of changes to their weekly waste and recycling collection days.
As is usual for bank holiday periods, scheduled collections will be made a day later than normal.
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All refuse and recycling collections normally due on Friday, April 3 (black bag, recycling, garden waste) will be collected one day later on Saturday, April 4.
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Collections for the week commencing Monday, April 6 will also be one day later than usual for the whole week.
The normal collection schedule will resume from the week starting Monday, April 13.
The council has reminded residents Easter egg packaging is very much recyclable, with cardboard egg boxes going in your brown bag, foil wraps and plastic packaging going in the green box.
For more recycling tips and to check your collection days, go to https://torridge.gov.uk/recycling
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