Shepway Christmas Recycling, Waste and Garden Collections - Revised Dates

6 Dec 2013

Normal collection day	Revised collection day
Monday 23^rd December	Saturday 21^st December
Tuesday 24^th December	Monday 23^rd December
Wednesday 25^th December	Tuesday 24^th December
Thursday 26^th December	Friday 27^th December
Friday 27^th December	Saturday 28^th December

Recycling and waste collection boxes and bag

Information supplied by Shepway District Council. Recycling and waste collections will return to normal from Monday 30^th December - there will be collections on Wednesday 1 January 2014 as normal.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL COLLECTIONS FROM 23^RD - 27^TH DECEMBER 2013 ARE AFFECTED.

There will be no garden waste collections week commencing 30 December 2013 until week ending 10 January 2014.

The Folkestone Domestic Waste and Recycling Centre (Ross Way, Shorncliffe, Folkestone CT20 3UJ) will be closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. Otherwise its opening hours are:

Monday to Saturday: 8am - 4.30pm
Sunday and Bank Holidays: 9am - 4pm

There is more information on the Folkestone Waste and Recycling Centre and the materials it accepts on the Kent County Council website.

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