It will then be up to individual councils whether they make the changes
But, on Monday, April 24, an update – including ‘likely recommendations’ – had been reported to members of the Hertfordshire Waste Partnership.
They are likely to include a recommendation that the range of materials collected for recycling or composting is consistent across the county. Other ‘likely recommedations’ to be presented to members of the Herts Waste Partnership, as part of the update on the study, include possible ‘enhancements’ to the county council’s network of recycling centres and the development of council-owned depots with links to alternative fuels.
Last year, residents in the East Hertfordshire and North Hertfordshire districts were notified that they could see a drop in the frequency of their non-recycling bin collection from 2025, according to plans being drawn up by two local authorities.
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