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Final stage of Anglesey Active Travel Network Map consultation opens
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Fears introducing garden waste charge on Anglesey was a mistake as recycling rates drop
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Consultation over Anglesey s Active Travel Network opens
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Residents are being thanked for their continued commitment to recycling efforts on Anglesey. More than 10,600 homes across the Island have already signed up to the County Council’s new green garden waste collection subscription service. A £35 annual charge was introduced for the fortnightly collection service – bringing Anglesey in line with every other local authority across North Wales. Collecting green garden waste will help Anglesey reach the Welsh Government target of recycling 70% of its waste by 2025. The new green waste collection rounds should have started for participating households earlier this month. However, the recent high demand has meant delays in registration packs and sticker for the green bin reaching some homes.
Anglesey residents are being asked to help improve opportunities to walk and cycle on everyday journeys on the Island. Anglesey Council, and other local authorities in Wales, must map, plan for, improve and promote opportunities for active travel – as part of the Active Travel (Wales) Act 2013. Active Travel means walking and cycling for everyday journeys - like getting to school, work, shops, health and leisure services - not for recreation. Anglesey’s seven Active Travel settlements were approved by Welsh Government in 2018, following an initial consultation in 2016. Local authorities must continue ensure that they meet the duties specified within their designated localities.