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'''In the case of this page the links will be all those that collect [[Residual Waste]] on a weekly basis''' | '''In the case of this page the links will be all those that collect [[Residual Waste]] on a weekly basis''' | ||
==Who Uses This Method== | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:47, 20 November 2019
Overview of Arrangements for Residual Waste Collection
The collection of Residual Waste can be via two main types of system:
- Bin Collection - involves the collection of the Residual Waste in a bin (ranging in size from 120 litres to 240 litres in most instances) in a single compartment compaction vehicle. The sizes of bin can vary according to the size of property, and the frequency of collection chosen by the relevant Waste Collection Authority.
- Bag Collection - involves the collection of the Residual Waste in a refuse sack and collected in a single compartment compaction vehicle, potentially alongside bin collection. The use of bags is primarily where housing does not allow for the storage of bins and the frequency of collection can also be more than once a week as the storage of bags is also constrained. In most cases the Waste Collection Authority supply pre-printed bags to residents to avoid them being used for Business Waste.
Variations
The collection arrangements can therefore vary according to whether the chosen method of containment is bins or bags which can co-exist in the same geography, as can a range of bin sizes and the frequency of collection. They will also vary according to the way the service is linked to the collection of Dry Recyclables, Green and Food waste streams - the combination of which is further set out in a separate page on Collection System Design.
The subsequent Residual Waste is then sent for Treatment or Disposal (including the use of a variety of technologies including the production of RDF, MBT, EfW and Landfill).
Below are the Collection Authorities that utilise this arrangement and listed below for comparative purposes. . In the case of this page the links will be all those that collect Residual Waste on a weekly basis
Who Uses This Method
- Adur District Council (← links)
- Allerdale Borough Council (← links)
- Arun District Council (← links)
- Barking and Dagenham London Borough Council (← links)
- Barnet London Borough Council (← links)
- Barrow-in-Furness Borough Council (← links)
- Basildon District Council (← links)
- Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council (← links)
- Birmingham City Council (← links)
- Blaby District Council (← links)
- Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (← links)
- Bradford Metropolitan District Council (← links)
- Brentwood Borough Council (← links)
- Brighton and Hove City Council (← links)
- Camden London Borough Council (← links)
- Carmarthenshire County Council (← links)
- Chelmsford City Council (← links)
- Clackmannanshire Council (← links)
- Colchester Borough Council (← links)
- Cornwall Council (← links)
- Council of the Isles of Scilly (← links)
- Coventry City Council (← links)
- Crawley Borough Council (← links)
- Dartford Borough Council (← links)
- Derby City Council (← links)
- Dudley Metropolitan District Council (← links)
- East Cambridge District Council (← links)
- Eastbourne Borough Council (← links)
- Eden District Council (← links)
- Enfield London Borough Council (← links)
- Glasgow City Council (← links)
- Gravesham Borough Council (← links)
- Greenwich London Borough Council (← links)
- Hackney London Borough Council (← links)
- Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council (← links)
- Havering London Borough Council (← links)
- Hillingdon London Borough Council (← links)
- Horsham District Council (← links)
- Hounslow London Borough Council (← links)
- Leicester City Council (← links)
- Lewes District Council (← links)
- Lewisham London Borough Council (← links)
- Malvern Hills District Council (← links)
- Medway Council (← links)
- Merton London Borough Council (← links)
- Middlesbrough Council (← links)
- Milton Keynes Council (← links)
- New Forest District Council (← links)
- Newark and Sherwood District Council (← links)
- Newham London Borough Council (← links)
- North Tyneside Metropolitan Borough Council (← links)
- Oadby and Wigston Borough Council (← links)
- Plymouth City Council (← links)
- Portsmouth City Council (← links)
- Redbridge London Borough Council (← links)
- Ribble Valley Borough Council (← links)
- Richmond upon Thames London Borough Council (← links)
- Rushmoor Borough Council (← links)
- Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council (← links)
- Sevenoaks District Council (← links)
- Slough Borough Council (← links)
- Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (← links)
- South Holland District Council (← links)
- Southampton City Council (← links)
- Southend-on-Sea Borough Council (← links)
- Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council (← links)
- Sunderland City Metropolitan Borough Council (← links)
- Sutton London Borough Council (← links)
- Tendring District Council (← links)
- Thurrock Borough Council (← links)
- Torridge District Council (← links)
- Tower Hamlets London Borough Council (← links)
- Waltham Forest London Borough Council (← links)
- Wandsworth London Borough Council (← links)
- Watford Borough Council (← links)
- Wokingham Council (← links)
- Wolverhampton City Council (← links)
- Worthing Borough Council (← links)