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Monday 24 September 2018
Wales is the third best country in the world for recycling, but Recycle for Wales believe that we could soon be number one by making everyone more aware of all of the items we can recycle.
Tuesday 18 September 2018
Councillors have been scrutinising Bridgend County Borough Council’s recycling service today, hearing how local residents have helped the local authority go from 21st place to the second best for recycling in Wales in just one year.
Thursday 23 August 2018
There won’t be any recycling and waste collections in Bridgend County Borough on Monday 27 August due to the Bank Holiday, so collections will be one day later than usual for the rest of the week up until Saturday 1 September.
Tuesday 31 July 2018
A warning is being issued for Bridgend County Borough residents not to put any gas canisters, such as those used in camping, out with their kerbside recycling or bin bag collections.
Thursday 19 July 2018
Fines of up to £100 could soon be introduced to tackle dog fouling and irresponsible dog ownership in Bridgend County Borough.
Thursday 05 July 2018
Improvements are being made in the Wildmill estate in Bridgend to make it easier for residents to recycle.
Thursday 21 June 2018
Not only are Bridgend County Borough residents recycling more than ever at the kerbside, but the amount being recycled at the three local Community Recycling Centres has also soared.
Thursday 21 June 2018
Keen to educate the next generation about recycling, Bridgend County Borough Council and Kier recently welcomed a group of pupils from Litchard Primary School to take a look around the Community Recycling Centre in Maesteg.
Tuesday 22 May 2018
New recycling calendars will be delivered to every home in Bridgend County Borough later this month, and thousands of households that are currently registered for the Absorbent Hygiene Products collections (purple bags) will be invited to re-register for the coming year.
Tuesday 22 May 2018
The Welsh Government’s stringent new recycling targets are being smashed one year early in Bridgend County Borough.