Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Bulky Waste Collections to Resume from 5 May
Tags for Forum Posts: rubbish, waste collection, waste collection charges
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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Well done Seema! Such a bad decision to stop them back in 2017.
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Oh no. I think not. I misunderstood. It looks like the announcement is a lockdown easing one with just a dash of good news (the 20% reduction).
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Permalink Reply by pamish on
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So will be £20 for up to four items or thereabouts. Get together with your neighbours? I dont often have four sofas to get shot of.
You have to have a front yard to keep the stuff in meanwhile, they won't collect from the pavement.
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Permalink Reply by Sophie D on
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Thanks for this.
Do we know if the tip has any plans to re-open? It did mention this on the BBC this morning....
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Permalink Reply by Bob Lindsay-Smith on
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Yes, this is good to see, though even £20 will put many people off having items collected.
This news prompted me to go to the Council's web page on bulky waste collections. There is a note about waste electrical (WEEE) goods, with a link to the website of Clearabee - which says:-
'If you're a resident in one of the 7 [NLWA] boroughs [including Haringey] we'll be able to remove your bulky and difficult to handle waste electrical items. All you need to do is contact us, we'll give you a date, leave it outside and leave the rest to us. Book a collection online or call us on 0330 088 1085'
This applies only to big items such as fridges, freezers, presumably big TVs; and smaller electrical things if they are heavy (sewing machines are mentioned).
If more people knew about this FREE service there might be fewer abandoned fridges etc dumped on pavements.
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Permalink Reply by Bob Ruggles on
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Biggest Joke is Commercial unites that get dumped, often meters from premises
Never seen action taken for them being dumped. Not on Councils Caught and Fined Facebook pages
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