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Every Southend Household Set to Receive Letter on Changes to Bin Collections

SOUTHEND-ON-SEA, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 17 – Southend Council aims to improve recycling and reduce litter by informing households about switching from sack collections to wheelie bins in a phased letter rollout.

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The letters will confirm whether each property will continue using sack collections or switch to wheelie bins.

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Every Southend household set to receive letter on changes to bin collections

The letters will confirm whether each property will continue using sack collections or switch to wheelie bins.

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Decision day looms for plan to cut bin collections

The council’s ongoing waste strategy sets out a series of immediate and longer-term measures to drive up the borough’s recycling rates.

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Southend households to receive kerbside collection update letters – Southend-on-Sea City Council

Every Southend-on-Sea household will soon receive important letters outlining upcoming changes to their kerbside waste collections in the Autumn.

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southend.gov.uk broke the news in on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
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