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Flats, maisonettes and some other ‘hard to reach’ properties are being considered separately and at present are not included on the alternate weekly collection scheme. Future proposals to involve such properties will be communicated directly to those affected. If in doubt, please telephone the Customer Helpline.Flats at Market Hill and Trent View House in Scunthorpe now have access to “Node” recycling facilities where they can recycle paper, glass, cans and plastic bottles.Back to questions.
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I live in a flat/maisonette/hard to reach properties with limited or no space. Where will I put these new containers?
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