Residents have been issued important advice on waste collections during the bank holiday.
Wiltshire Council has confirmed that there will be no changes to waste, recycling, or garden waste collections during the bank holiday on Monday, May 27.
Residents have been advised to put their bins out by 7am on their normal collection day to ensure their rubbish is collected.
People can check their collection dates under the waste collection calendar on the council’s website.
Household recycling centres will also remain open across the bank holiday, but the council has warned that queues are expected.
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Residents have been urged to separate their waste at home before visiting, in order to reduce delays.
A council spokesperson said: “There are no changes to waste, recycling and garden waste collections this bank holiday Monday.
“Please put your bin out by 7am, on your normal collection day.
“Household recycling centres (HRC) will be open, but are likely to be busy over the May bank holiday and queues are expected.
“Please save time by sorting your waste before visiting. If you don’t have time at home, make use of the sorting tables while on site.”
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