What happens if someone steals your wheelie bin?
You should get a crime number. While the police are too busy to look for every lost bin, the theft might indicate a wider problem in your area. If the bin belongs to your local council, you’ll need to contact them. Depending on where you are, you may have to pay for a replacement wheelie.
What bin does polystyrene go in Wigan?
Please ensure you recycle as much as possible using your Blue, Brown and Green bins. For advice on how to dispose of these items, visit: Hazardous waste. Prohibited items….Top Task.
| ALLOWED | NOT ALLOWED |
|---|---|
| Newspapers and magazines | Plastic wrappers |
| Envelopes | Plastic trays |
| Greeting cards (without glitter) | Polystyrene |
How do I get a new bin from Bolton Council?
Please call 01204 336632 to place your order. There is a £30 charge for the administration and delivery of a new or replacement 140 litre grey bin. The bin will only be delivered after payment has been made.
Which bin do clothes go in UK?
Yellow recycling bins are used to collect textiles such as clothes, bed linens, and towels. You most likely won’t have one of these at home, but you will find them at your local recycling bank.
What can I do if my Neighbour steals my bin?
You’ll need to report the theft to different people, depending on who supplied the waste container. If you have checked the area and are sure that your bin has been stolen, rather than blown down the street or mistakenly taken in by a neighbour on collection day, then the theft needs to be reported.
Do wheelie bins have trackers?
All council wheelie bins are now fitted with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags. The tags get scanned by the rubbish truck on collection day to check that they’re outside the right property; and if your bin is at the wrong address it doesn’t get collected!
How can I stop my bin from being stolen?
It’s very easy to protect your bins from theft. The easiest solution would be to keep your bins somewhere safe. Don’t leave them out in the open where they can get stolen. Instead, keep them hidden or locked away.