Welcome to Environmental Services

The Environmental Services team are dedicated to providing you with the best possible services to keep your community clean and green, we do this in partnership with our service provider Serco Ltd.

Click on the links below for the area that you require information.
If you can't find what you're looking for please contact us.


Waste & Recycling	Street Cleansing	Grounds Maintenance
Waste and recycling Garden waste Minimise your waste Household recycling centres Nearest recycling facility Hazardous household waste Clinical waste Collection of bulky items Composting Commercial waste	Fly tipping Abandoned vehicles Community Rangers Litter Education Road sweeping Graffiti Litter & dog waste bins Cigarette bins Free Portable Ashtrays Litter Picking Equipment To Borrow Fly-posting	Grass cutting Hedge cutting Tree maintenance

LATEST NEWS

Amendment to waste and recycling collection calendar

Due to an error, the waste and recycling collection calendar has been amended. Please click here to view changes.

August Bank Holiday Waste and Recycling Collection Arrangements

Changes to your Green bin collection:

Normal Day Revised Day
Monday 25th..............................Tuesday 26th
Tuesday 26th.............................Wednesday 27th
Wednesday 27th........................Thursday 28th
Thursday 28th.............................Friday 29th
Friday 29th.................................Saturday 30th

Please ensure the appropriate bin is placed at the edge of your property by 7am on collection day.

For more information on your waste and recycling collection please click here.

OUR TOP TIPS ON REDUCING YOUR WASTE

Going shopping – reuse carrier bags or use a reusable shopping bag.

If an item needs batteries, why not invest in rechargeable batteries. If you have batteries to dispose of, they can be recycled at Recycling Centres. For more information contact Norfolk County Council at www.norfolk.gov.uk or call 0844 800 8004.

If you no longer want something, don’t just throw it away, someone else may be able to make use of it. Eithertake it to a charity shop, sell it an auction or why not join your local Freecycle group. For more information visit www.freecycle.org.