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Homeowners to see new bin collection rule come into force, government says

Households in England will be able to mix recyclables like plastic, metal, glass, paper, and card in one bin, as stated by the government.
Councils can now collect food and garden waste together, as per new plans from the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs .
These changes aim to simplify waste collection, increase recycling rates, and establish a minimum collection frequency for black bin waste.

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Shropshire Star

Recyclables to go in one bin under simpler collection rules, Government says

Households in England will be able to put recyclables in one bin under simpler collection rules, the Government has said.

11 days ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Recyclables to go in one bin under simpler collection rules, Government says

Under the new rules, people will be able to put plastic, metal, glass, paper and card in one bin.

11 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Recyclables to go in one bin under simpler collection rules in England

Under new plans, people will be able to put plastic, metal, glass, paper and card in one bin. Councils will also be able to co-collect food and garden waste.

11 days ago·United Kingdom

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Birmingham Mail

Recycling to go in one bin under simpler collection rules, Government says

The Environment Department (Defra) announced on Friday that the same materials will be collected from homes, workplaces and schools across the country in order to end the confusion caused by councils operating different systems.

11 days ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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