Refuse collection over the Easter & Wedding period

Easter Waste and Recycling Collections by Copeland Borough Council will be amended over the next two weeks as a result of the Easter, Royal Wedding and May Day bank holidays.

CBC carried out waste and recycling collections on Friday 22 April (Good Friday) and will also do so on Friday 29 April (Royal Wedding). However they did not make any collections today (Monday 25 April) and will not do so on Monday 2 May.


Collection days will therefore change as follows:

Collections which would normally haver taken place today (Monday 25 April) will be postponed to Tuesday 26 April.

Collections which would normally have taken place tomorrow, Tuesday 26th, will be postponed to Wednesday 27th April

Similarly

Wednesday 27 April collections will be postoned to Thursday 28 April
Thursday 28 April collections will be postponed to Friday 29 April
Friday 29 April collections will be postponed to Saturday 30 April

Monday 2 May collections will be postponed to Tuesday 3 May
Tuesday 3 May collections will be postponed to Wednesday 4 May
Wednesday 4 May collections will be postponed to Thursday 5 May
Thursday 5 May collections will be postponed to Friday 6 May
Friday 6 May collections will be postponed to Saturday 7 May

From Monday 9th May, collections will be back to normal.


If you are unsure of your collection date, please use the My Property function on Copeland Council's website homepage (see link at right), or call the council on 0845 054 8600 during normal office hours.

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