Stambourne

Recycling calendar 2022-23 for Stambourne //

We should all aim to recycle as much as possible and councils have targets in place to increase the amount that’s recycled each year. To achieve that, Braintree Council encourage us all to follow their recycling guides and make sure we fill our bins and clear recycling sacks only with the correct type of rubbish.

It’s often best to place your bins and sacks the evening before as collections are sometimes quite early in the morning.

Our council alternates weekly between a recycling collection (green bins, clear sacks for recylcing and food bin) and non-recycling (black bin and food bin). You can see on the calendar which collections are made, usually on Mondays but sometimes it can change.

If you have any queries about the Recycling and Waste collection service, email csc@braintree.gov.uk.

Recycling calendar 2022-23 for Stambourne

“Stambourne is probably as secluded a village as you can find within 50 miles of London” – Nicholas Enticknap

Welcome to the most comprehensive resource on Stambourne, a village in rural North Essex, UK.

Here you will find the live weather in Stambourne, our events calendar, ideas on what to do in the area, lots of information on the history of the village, what’s happening and almost 10 years of the Stambourne Newsletter, the village’s bi-monthly printed newsletter. There are also lots of photos of the village as it is now as well as in times gone by.

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Recycling calendar for 2022-22

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