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You won't notice any changes to waste collection under Amey until Spring 2016, so no need to worry about having to learn new rules for recycling etc just yet.
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AmeyCespa commenced a 25 year PPP waste contract with the Isle of Wight council on 1st November 2015.
As part of their plans, they have closed the recycling plant and will be designing and building a new state of the art recycling centre, aiming to prevent 90% of rubbish going to landfill.
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Much discussion has been had as to which of these three companies will be collecting the rubbish outside your house from September 2015.
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The Classic Boat Museum will be given unwanted tins of paint disposed of at Lynnbottom Household Waste and Recycling Centre.
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In the first week of the contract OnTheWight hears that some jobs with the new waste contractor, Amey, are not as secure as many thought.
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In a true Lassie moment, a barking dog noticed by waste collectors resulted in the rescue of a resident who had fallen and was unable to get up for several hours
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Amey has delivered 62,430 black wheeled bins, 10,141 green wheeled bins and 3,845 gull sacks over the last month, but not everyone has still received their bins.
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See which roads are affected by the bin collection suspensions today due to the heatwave
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Residents can now dispose of mixed-material cartons - for example Tetra Paks - in their recycling bins or clear plastic sacks.
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Learn what happens to your textiles after they're collected for recycling and find out what you should and shouldn't be doing when recycling textiles
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The union say long term strike action throughout June and into July could take place unless Amey and Isle of Wight council meet with them
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The Forest Road site is an important part of the council’s aim to divert 90 percent of waste away from landfill and recycle 55 percent of household waste by 2020.
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As part of national Recycle Week, all those involved in the Island's waste and recycling service, delivered by the Isle of Wight Council in partnership with Amey, are being specially thanked for their tireless and selfless efforts during the ongoing pandemic.
