Councillor Paul Kunes of Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk explains how batteries and electrical items will be collected with weekly recycling and WEEE with graphics
- last year
New weekly household collections of used batteries and the phased introduction of small electrical item collections launched by West Norfolk Council have been well supported by the public.
Residents are now able to recycle used household batteries by leaving them out for collection alongside their normal household waste or recycling collection. People are asked to place used household batteries in a freezer bag or similar sized clear bag and leave it on top of their bin on their normal bin collection days. Read the full story: https://www.lynnnews.co.uk/news/positive-reaction-to-new-battery-recycling-service-and-phase-9303670/
Residents are now able to recycle used household batteries by leaving them out for collection alongside their normal household waste or recycling collection. People are asked to place used household batteries in a freezer bag or similar sized clear bag and leave it on top of their bin on their normal bin collection days. Read the full story: https://www.lynnnews.co.uk/news/positive-reaction-to-new-battery-recycling-service-and-phase-9303670/