Changes to rubbish and recycling collections

ByRachel Audsley
Residents across the East Hampshire district are reminded there will be a slight change to their rubbish and recycling collection days over the August Bank Holiday period.  All collection days for the week starting Monday 30 August will be one day later than usual, owing to the bank holiday, with our crews collecting on Saturday as well. Householders are reminded to put their bins out ready for collection by 7am on their scheduled day for crews to collect.

Collections will return to their usual days from Monday 6 September. 

Normal collection dateRevised collection date
Monday 30 August 2021Tuesday 31 August 2021
Tuesday 31 August 2021Wednesday 1 September 2021
Wednesday 1 September 2021         Thursday 2 September 2021
Thursday 2 September 2021Friday 3 September 2021
Friday 3 September 2021Saturday 4 September 2021

For more details on bin collections and other useful information about council services during the coronavirus pandemic visit www.easthants.gov.uk 

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