Nineteen residents have been fined for persistent recycling offences in Caerphilly County Borough since February.
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Residents doubtful cuts to bin collections will improve recycling rates
The council has set out possible methods to drive up the area’s ailing recycling rates, which recent figures showed were the worst in Wales.
Council determined to improve low recycling rates – but it could come at a cost
Waste management bosses in Caerphilly will have to make tough choices – and spend money – if the council is to avoid millions of pounds in fines for missing recycling targets.
Council ‘learns lessons’ after missed bin collection complaints
Caerphilly Council said lessons have been learned following a series of complaints about bin collections and litter.
‘Urgent’ repairs needed for council’s green waste bin lorries
Bin lorries which collect food and garden waste in Caerphilly urgently need repairs, the council has warned.
Bin bag inspectors to patrol tips in borough due to ‘serious waste issue’
The new policy will come into force on February 12, 2024 as the council tries to improve its recycling rates before Welsh Government targets are raised.
Council to give out free food waste bags to residents as part of 12-month trial
Failing to improve on last year’s recycling performance could land the council with a £1.2 million fine from the Welsh Government.
The Penallta firm that wants to recycle your polystyrene
GM Polystyrene, which is based on Penallta Industrial Estate, is already one of the UK’s top recyclers of the white waste packaging.
Council could be fined £2m each year if recycling rates don’t improve
Caerphilly County Borough Council could be slapped with £2 million in fines each year if residents fail to improve their recycling rates.
Primary school pupils given tour of waste plant
Pupils at Ysgol Gymraeg Caerffili visited Newport-based GD Environmental and were treated to a tour of the waste transfer station.