Easter bank holiday bin collections

ByRachel Audsley

Collections will take place on Good Friday, but not Easter Monday across the district of East Hampshire.

Rubbish, recycling, glass and garden waste collections will continue as normal on Friday 2 April (Good Friday).

All collections due on Monday 5 April (Easter Monday) will not take place until Tuesday 6 April, with collections taking place one day later than normal throughout the week, including Saturday 10 April.

  
Normal collection dayRevised collection date 
Monday 5 April  Tuesday 6 April  
Tuesday 6 April  Wednesday 7 April 
Wednesday 7 April Thursday 8 April 
Thursday 8 April  Friday 9 April
Friday 9 AprilSaturday 10 April

Collections will return to their usual days from Monday 12 April 2021.

Householders are reminded to have their bins out ready for collection by 7am on their collection day for crews to collect.

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