RECYCLE MORE: A bright blue bag and food waste caddy ready for kerbside collection. Pic: Somerset Waste Partnership. SOMERSET residents are being asked to give their feedback on the county’s new recycling scheme ahead of the next phase of the roll-out. The Somerset Waste Partnership (SWP) is shifting the entire county onto its Recycle More scheme, which entails more materials being collected weekly at the kerbside and refuse collections moving from fortnightly to once every three weeks. Mendip residents were the first to experience the new system when it rolled out in October 26, 2020 – which has led to a rise in the volume of recyclable materials being collected.
This is when properties in south Somerset will begin receiving the new Recycle More waste collections
The roll-out of Recycle More is moving to its second phase
10:50, 21 APR 2021
A bright blue bag and food waste caddy ready for kerbside collection (Image: Somerset Waste Partnership)
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Somerset residents asked to give feedback on Recycle More before next phase of roll-out begins
The next phase of the roll-out will begin on June 28
14:21, 16 APR 2021
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Somerset residents are being asked to give their feedback on the county s new recycling scheme ahead of the next phase of the roll-out.