So why not give our garden waste collection a go? For more information or to book a collection log on to https://local-rubbish-removal-in-the-uk.co.uk. Boston Borough Council has introduced a new kind of collection service. Garden waste will now be collected on the same day as your general waste and household recycling every fortnight, from April to November each year. It will then be collected again from February, 2019 to March, 2019. The service is provided in partnership with Garden Waste Collection Boston and at a cost of £1.

Residents of Boston can dispose of green waste at the transfer station in Washlands Lane, which opens on Monday 5 February. Residents can use the bins up to 2 metres long and 60cm wide to deposit green waste from household rubbish (e. g. garden cuttings, food scraps such as fruit and vegetables, vegetation prunings, and shrub clippings). For residents wanting to dispose of their green household waste the service resumed on Monday, January 7. It had been suspended last month due to an increase in recycling taken to the site at Wheatley Road by residents instead of being left for collection from their home.

50 per collection (or for a complete growing season’s single bin collection of three collections for just £30). The new Garden Garden Waste Collection Boston service, for which Boston residents will be required to purchase a garden waste bin, gives all residents the opportunity to recycle the green waste generated from their gardens, saving it from being landfilled. This will be collected from households in the town by Boston Borough Council on a fortnightly basis during April to October and February to March every year.