You Can Now Recycle More Plastic Says Council

Newry Mourne and Down District Council is pleased to announce an immediate improvement to the Blue Bin service in the former Down District area.

Residents can now recycle more plastic waste products through the enhanced service. The new additional items are that can be recycled include plastic food trays, plastic egg cartons, plastic tubs such as sweet containers and plastic pots (food and plant pots to include yoghurt pots and margarine containers). All items need to be clean and free from food and soil.

Newry Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson Councillor Gillian Fitzpatrick is pictured with Downpatrick children Thomas Woodside and Dearbhla and Maebh Ni hUiginn looking over the new items that can be included in the blue bin collection.
Newry Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson Councillor Gillian Fitzpatrick is pictured with Downpatrick children Thomas Woodside and Dearbhla and Maebh Ni hUiginn looking over the new items that can be included in the blue bin collection.

Alongside the new additional plastic items, envelopes (with the windows removed) can now also be recycled.

Newly Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Gillian Fitzpatrick said: “This is a step in the right direction for recycling in our district.

“This immediate service improvement, together with existing materials included in Blue bin collections, will benefit residents and work towards reducing associated refuse costs. It is important that we maximise recycling services provided by the Council and as a result of the enhanced Blue Bin service, we hope to see our recycling rate of 40% increase.”

For further information regarding Blue bin waste collection items contact 0300 013 2233.

 

 

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