Households piling up recycling between collections should check local policies to avoid penalties.
Binman warns: extra rubbish rules vary by council.
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Households often accumulate large amounts of recycling between collections, leading many to place extra waste beside their wheelie bins. However, the rules for leaving excess rubbish vary by local council, according to waste management expert Ashley. He explained that each council has its own policies, so residents should check local guidelines to avoid fines or non-collection.
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There are rules when it comes to leaving waste beside wheelie bins
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Ashley explained: "It depends on your council, every council will say something different.
according to Liverpool EchoNumerous households have substantial amounts of recycling to manage each week, as it can rapidly build up between collection days. With most collections occurring every few weeks, there is plenty of time for waste to mount up.
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There are rules when it comes to leaving waste beside wheelie bins
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