New bin calendars now available

ByRachel Audsley
New bin calendars now available Bin calendars that will run from October 2021 to the end of March 2022 are now available on the East Hampshire District Council (EHDC) website.

Normal calendars include waste, recycling and glass collections, with separate calendars for the garden waste service.

What’s changing?

Until the end of March 2022, your collection day will not change following a bank holiday. Your bin collection days and pattern stay the same. If you’re used to the pattern of collections, you probably don’t need a calendar at all.

How do I get to my calendar?

To find your bin calendar follow these three steps:

Please visit ‘Where I live‘ on the council website

Type in your address ​and click on it in the drop-down menu.

Your calendar is under ‘waste and recycling’ Find out more

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