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APPEAL FOLLOWING CONTAMINATION OF BLUE BINS – HASSAN

written by John January 11, 2017
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Cllr Tony Hassan.

SINN Féin Councillor and member of the Environment committee Tony Hassan has appealed for people in the city and district to increase their usage of the Blue waste bins.

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He made his appeal following a number of incidents of contamination of blue bins over the Christmas and New Year period.

Councillor Hassan said: “I understand that over the Christmas and New Year period many households have maybe two or three times the amount of rubbish which they need to get rid of.

“I am appealing for residents to continue to break the rubbish down in the specified bins.

“I know of a number of incidents of contamination of bins that has happened in the greater Shantallow area in the past week.

“I would appeal to residents not to contaminate blue bins by using black bin bags, bin liners, plastic bags or carrier bags or throwing other harmful items in the bins.

“Blue bins should only contain recyclable items. Non-recyclable items contaminate the lorry load resulting in it ending up as landfill.

“This means greater cost to the council.

“Using the Blue bins will help us to increase the amount of household waste recycled from the Derry City and Strabane District Council area.

“It will, lessen disposal costs, enable us to continue to mitigate harmful greenhouse gas emissions and allows us to provide a more appropriate service  and better value for local residents,” he added.

APPEAL FOLLOWING CONTAMINATION OF BLUE BINS – HASSAN was last modified: January 11th, 2017 by John

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