Posted: Fri 10th Jan 2025

Council updates on missed bin collections during adverse weather in Flintshire

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Friday, Jan 10th, 2025

Flintshire County Council has provided an update on waste and recycling collections following disruptions caused by adverse weather conditions and resource shortages.

The council has prioritised the collection of black bins that were missed on Saturday 4 January and Monday 6 January.

These will now be collected on Saturday 11 January 2025, with residents in affected areas advised to place their bins at the kerbside by 7am.

The affected areas for this collection include:

  • Holywell, Carmel, Holway, Gorsedd, Babell, Ysceifiog, Afonwen, Caerwys, Lloc, Pantasaph, Rhosesmor, Pentre Halkyn, and rural lanes around Whitford, Trelogan, Axton, Llanasa, Gwaenysgor, Trelawnyd, Tre-Mostyn, and Brynford.

Recycling and Food Waste

Due to resource constraints, the council has confirmed that it will not be returning to collect recycling and food waste missed earlier in the week.

Residents are asked to place these out on their next scheduled collection date.

The council highlighted that icy conditions continue to disrupt collections, particularly in rural areas.

The following locations may experience limited or no collections:

  • Pentre Halkyn, Halkyn, Rhosesmor, Moel y Crio, Rhes y Cae, Lixwm, Pantasaph, Gorsedd, Carmel, Babell, Ysceifiog, Caerwys, Afonwen, and Flint Mountain lanes.

Additional Options for Residents

Residents with missed bins this week are encouraged to leave them at the kerbside, as crews will attempt to return to collect them as soon as possible.

Alternatively, they can dispose of their waste at one of the council’s Household Recycling Centres.

To report missed bins, residents can now use the council’s missed bins form on its website.

A council spokesperson said:

“We are prioritising resources to collect black bins that were missed on Saturday 4 January and Monday 6 January. Due to current resource, we are unable to return to collect recycling and food waste that was missed. We apologise for any inconvenience, please put them kerbside on your next scheduled collection date.”

The council added that the safety of crews, road users, and the public remains its top priority during the ongoing icy conditions.

Spotted something? Got a story? Send a Facebook Message | A direct message on Twitter | Email: [email protected]


Latest News

  • Church leaders deny blocking Flintshire super-school meeting debate
  • Wrexham Police FC and Broughton United Vets unite for fundraiser
  • Ambitious Welsh law lacks teeth and laughable budget, committee hears




  • LATEST NEWS...

    Church leaders deny blocking Flintshire super-school meeting debate

    News

    Wrexham Police FC and Broughton United Vets unite for fundraiser

    News

    Ambitious Welsh law lacks teeth and laughable budget, committee hears

    News

    Early risers queue as Food Warehouse opens in Queensferry

    News

    Survey finds cyberbullying and sexting rates among 11-16 year-olds high in Flintshire

    News

    UK Industrial Strategy promises growth and jobs for North Wales

    News

    Simplify Connection: Quickly Make Connections with a QR Code Generator for Free

    News

    Coleg Cambria appeals refusal of Deeside all-weather pitch

    News

    Mold Market to host Young Trader Awards regional final

    News