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KERBSIDE recycling in Guernsey starts next month and Public Services wants to answer any questions islanders might have about the collections. Information packs are being sent to all households before the launch of the interim scheme on 10 March and islanders will also receive a year’s supply of the specially designed clear and blue bags.

KERBSIDE recycling in Guernsey starts next month and Public Services wants to answer any questions islanders might have about the collections.

Information packs are being sent to all households before the launch of the interim scheme on 10 March and islanders will also receive a year’s supply of the specially designed clear and blue bags.

Waste prevention and recycling officer Tina Norman-Ross said: ‘We have made the scheme as simple as we can for everyone. Starting on 10 March households will be able to put their recycling out on their normal refuse collection night and it will be taken to be sorted and then recycled.

‘On the first week, paper and card can be put out in the clear bags and on the second week, tins, cans, plastic containers and drinks cartons can be put out in the blue bags. During the interim scheme, islanders will still need to take their glass to the bring banks.’

Public Services recently undertook a survey at the Home Life Show, which revealed that the majority of islanders were looking forward to using the scheme.

‘I think people are ready for kerbside,’ said Mrs Norman-Ross. ‘However we understand that people might still have some questions, or want some advice on how they can make the most of the recycling collections.

‘We have arranged a series of drop-ins where we will be on hand to answer any questions or queries islanders might have.’

Public services staff will be available at the following drop in sessions:

Aladdin’s Cave

Sat 22 Feb 10am-2pm

Forest Stores

Sat 22 Feb 12.30pm-2pm

Alliance

Sat 1 Mar 12.30pm-4.30pm

M&S - St Martin’s

Sun 9 Mar 10am-12pm

Beau Sejour

Wed 5 Mar 2.30pm-4.30pm

Quayside

Sat 1 Mar 10am-12pm

 

B&Q - Admiral Park

Wed 19 Feb 10am-12pm

Wed 5 Mar 12.30pm-2pm

Le Friquet Garden Centre

Sun 23 Feb 2.30pm-4.30pm

Sun 2 Mar 2.30pm-4.30pm

 

Co-op Grande Marche - St Sampson’s

Wed 19 Feb 2.30pm-4.30pm

Wed 5 Mar 10am-12pm

St Peter’s Food Hall

Sat 22 Feb 2.30pm-4.30pm

Wed 26 Feb 2.30pm-4.30pm

 

Co-op Grande Marche - St Martin’s

Wed 26 Feb 10am-12pm

St Martin’s Farmer’s Market

Sat 22 Feb 10am-12pm

 

Waitrose - Admiral Park

Wed 19 Feb 12.30pm-2pm

Sat 8 Mar 10am-4.30pm

Waitrose - Rohais

Sat 1 Mar 12.30pm-4.30pm

 

 

 

If islanders are unable to visit one of the drop-in sessions for any reason, but would still like more information, they can go online and visit www.gov.gg/recycling, email recycle@gov.gg, or call public services on 234699.

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