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We are currently reviewing our waste services and want you to be part of the conversation.
Central Government require all local authorities to introduce a separate food waste collection service by 2026 so that uneaten food can be recycled. This is part of the ‘Simpler Recycling’ reforms, which also outline other changes to take waste management into its next phase in the UK. We are reviewing howto improve our waste services in Redbridge in line with these requirements for the benefit of residents, and forour local environment.
In Redbridge,up to 40% of the average wheelie bin or black sack is food. Wasted food costs households money and carries a significant carbon impact.
The views of the Redbridge community are important to us as we shape our services. Pleasegive us your views, all submitted surveys will be entered into a prize draw to win a £100 One4All Voucher. Terms and Conditions apply:
Survey submission needs to be by a Redbridge resident, proof of residency will be requested before prize awarded.
One survey submission per person only.
Prize is non exchangeable.
We are currently reviewing our waste services and want you to be part of the conversation.
Central Government require all local authorities to introduce a separate food waste collection service by 2026 so that uneaten food can be recycled. This is part of the ‘Simpler Recycling’ reforms, which also outline other changes to take waste management into its next phase in the UK. We are reviewing howto improve our waste services in Redbridge in line with these requirements for the benefit of residents, and forour local environment.
In Redbridge,up to 40% of the average wheelie bin or black sack is food. Wasted food costs households money and carries a significant carbon impact.
The views of the Redbridge community are important to us as we shape our services. Pleasegive us your views, all submitted surveys will be entered into a prize draw to win a £100 One4All Voucher. Terms and Conditions apply:
Survey submission needs to be by a Redbridge resident, proof of residency will be requested before prize awarded.
Share Future Waste and Recycling Collection Service on FacebookShare Future Waste and Recycling Collection Service on X (formerly Twitter)Share Future Waste and Recycling Collection Service on LinkedinEmail Future Waste and Recycling Collection Service link
