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Bin collections as normal over Easter

written by cassoscoop March 30, 2021
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Council bin collections continue as normal on St Patrick’s Day

DETAILS of Derry City and Strabane District Council’s opening hours and services have been confirmed for the Easter holidays.

The main offices on Strand Road will close from Friday April 2nd and will reopen on Wednesday 7 April. The offices on Derry Road, Strabane will close on Monday 5 and Tuesday April 6.

Refuse collection services will operate as normal over the holiday period, while the Council’s recycling centres will be closed on Easter Sunday April 4th and Monday April 5th.

Recycling Centres at Strathfoyle, Pennyburn and Glendermott Road will be closed on Easter Sunday and all sites will be closed on Easter Monday before operating as normal from Tuesday April 6th.

Leisure Services remain closed in line with the guidelines from the Northern Ireland Executive to limit the spread of Covid 19.

In light of the pubic’s wishes to visit loved ones in cemeteries, summer closing hours of 7pm have been brought forward to Monday March 29th .

Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Councillor Brian Tierney, took the opportunity to extend his best wishes to everyone over the Easter break.

“I hope everyone takes a break from their hectic schedules to spend time with their family this Easter,” he said.

“We are still living with the threat of the spread of Covid 19 so I would like to encourage the public to limit your contacts and stick to the health advice around social distancing, masks in public places and hand washing.”

For further information visit the Council website at www.derrystrabane.com

Bin collections as normal over Easter was last modified: March 30th, 2021 by cassoscoop

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