Belfast bin wars as householders say council plans are a load of rubbish - Belfast Live
Changes to Belfast bin collections announced by city council - Belfast Live
Belfast bin wars as householders say council plans are a load of rubbish - Belfast Live
Black bins by Belfast City Council
Belfast City Council's bin changes due to Coronavirus prompts 'be creative' call from Lord Mayor - Belfast Live
Belfast City Council issue update on brown bin collection - Belfast Live
Belfast City Council Kerbside Collections | Bryson Recycling
Waste collection disruption as Lisburn Council workers strike over pay
Belfast moves to black bin only collection during lockdown - The Irish News
Some bins may not be emptied as frozen in icy weather says Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council | NorthernIrelandWorld
Coronavirus: Belfast bin workers given extra pay - The Irish News
Belfast City Council - We'll be writing to all our residents over the next couple of weeks to explain important changes to recycling your food waste. To help us meet tough targets
Waste Collection Consultation
Some Belfast bins won't be collected for up to a month - BBC News
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Belfast City Council on Twitter: "Bins & boxes are being emptied as normal today. If yours is not collected, report it online at https://t.co/rrlJX9B2Aa with your address & continue to leave out
HOLIDAY BIN COLLECTIONS - NEW... - Belfast City Council | Facebook
Belfast City Council details bin collection dates for Christmas
Belfast City Council - Food waste still makes up a quarter of waste placed in our black bins, but it can easily be recycled using your brown or green food bin instead.
Belfast City Council Consults On Four-Weekly Residual Collections
Belfast residents face four-week wait for bin collection - Council blames 'staffing levels' | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Belfast City Council on Twitter: "A reminder that bin/recycling box collections are as normal tomorrow (Good Friday) - please leave out at your usual collection point & please follow our guidance to
CAVEAT – Waste legislation and policy is extremely complex and constantly changing
