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Friday 08 February 2019
Feedback from an increase in the number of people taking part in Bridgend County Borough Council’s annual budget consultation has helped to develop the final proposed budget for 2019-20.
Monday 14 January 2019
Gardeners can register now for Bridgend County Borough Council’s garden waste collection service which is returning this spring.
Friday 21 December 2018
Opening times over the Christmas and New Year period have been confirmed by Bridgend County Borough Council.
Friday 21 December 2018
Bridgend County Borough school children have the chance to design a poster to appear on local recycling trucks – thanks to an intergalactic space monkey called Busta.
Thursday 06 December 2018
Households in Bridgend County Borough will be able to put out one extra bin bag this Christmas.
Friday 09 November 2018
Any residents who pay for their waste to be taken away privately are being warned to look out for rogue traders who may be fly-tipping it instead.
Monday 29 October 2018
Households across Bridgend County Borough are being urged to be green this Halloween by recycling their used pumpkins as part of their weekly food waste collections.
Thursday 04 October 2018
All banana buffs know that the yellow fruit is a brilliant source of energy, helps to boost brain power and even comes packaged in its own protective superhero suit.
Wednesday 03 October 2018
As Bridgend County Borough’s Community Recycling Centres revert to winter opening hours this week, local residents are being reminded that they are the best places to safely recycle any empty gas canisters left over from the summer camping season.
Tuesday 02 October 2018
Residents in Bridgend’s Wildmill estate are embracing recent improvements that are making it easier for households to recycle.