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Waste Changes are Coming to Rhiwbina. Please let us know your views!


The new kerbside-sort recycling scheme is being expanded to a number of homes inRhiwbina during November.


The roads affected are as follows. Please note that not all homes in each road will be part of the scheme :-


Ty Wern Road


Caerphilly Road


Waun Fawr Road


Pen y Groes Avenue


Glas Efail


Heol yr Efail


Lon y Nant


Pen y Groes Road


Waun y Groes Road


Waun y Groes Avenue


Pantbach Road


Porthamal Gardens


Heol y Bont


Heol Cae Rhys


Porthamal Road


The Graylands


Landsdowne Avenue


Grafton Terrace


Ty Wern Avenue


Beulah Road


Wenallt Road


The new reusable containers are:

  • A red sack for plastic and cans

  • A blue sack for paper and cardboard

  • A blue caddy for glass bottles and jars


The kerbside-sort recycling method is the Welsh Government's preferred method of collectingrecycling from residents' homes.


Residents that are part of the roll out will receive a letter next week to their home (October24th to October 28th) outlining the new service.


The new containers will be delivered from November 7th, with a detailed leaflet explaininghow to use them. Council staff will be working on-street to engage with residents about thescheme to answer any questions they may have.


New purpose-built vehicles will be used in these trials, with separate compartments to storethe different recyclable items, so the recyclable material is separated at source rather thanthrough a secondary sorting process.


Residents that are part of the expanded scheme will have their last collection of green bagsweek commencing 21st November, with the first collection of recycling in their reusable sacksin the week commencing November 28th.


The council will continue to monitor the scheme, as they roll out to different wards in the city, to monitor the size and type of reusable containers used, any changes to the recycling rate in these areas, as well as the level of contamination in the reusable sacks. This data will then be used by the council to improve the scheme, as they continue to roll out the scheme city-wide.

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