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Litter Networks | Warrington
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Local Litter Networks
There are currently 23 Litter Networks in Warrington:
Local Information
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Waste Disposal and Reporting
Description | Link |
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Litter Picking Bag Collection If you have not collected too much litter you can dispose of it in litter bins (without making them too full to be useful to others) or in your own household waste. Failing that you can leave your bags neatly and out of the way next to a public litter bin, and email Warrington Borough Council’s “Landscapes” department with information on where you left the bags (What3Words or Google Maps location is ideal) and how many, and they should be able to collect them on their next round. You would ideally use a blue bin bag (obtained from the same email address, though please do check whether your Litter Network has a local supply first) to denote that they have not been fly-tipped. Where possible please try to plan ahead and let the council know beforehand where you are planning to leave your bags, thus minimising time-to-collection. | |
Report fly tipping to Warrington Borough Council. This is well worth doing so they can spot patterns and take action. Be patient though – it can take up to 6 weeks for reports to be acted upon. Small amounts of fly-tipped items can be left with any bags you collect – just follow the “Litter Picking Bag Collection” instructions above to notify the council directly. | Website |
Local Recycling Centres Can be used for many types of residential waste. It is useful to be aware that different centres have varying restrictions on what items they can take – so check before you go, and if one can’t accept your item, then have a look at the others. | Website |
Trolley Removal You can use the TrolleyWise app to easily report abandoned trolleys when you come across them! You simply download the app, enter information including a photo (it will use your current location so make sure you are with the trolley). If they have a contract with the relevant supermarket (the app will show this) the organisation behind TrolleyWise will do the rest! One known exception is Asda – a seperate organisation called TMX/Collex deal with their trolleys. This also has an app. | TrolleyWise Collex (Asda) |
Scrap Metal Merchants Can often take away residential or fly-tipped metal items free of charge (though there can be a charge for fridges and freezers due to the nasty gases inside them which are more expensive to dispose of). (others are available – we have listed those who we know have previously helped us!) | Lymm Metals |
Community Litter Picking Organisations
If your group regularly takes part in litter picking and is open to the general public, then please do get in touch and we will add you to our list!
Name | Area Covered | Link |
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Clean Up My Community – Warrington | Warrington | |
Helping Hands | Orford, Poplars and Hulme | |
Keep Lymm Kleen | Lymm | |
Tidy Latchford | Latchford | |
Trolley Angels | Birchwood |
Local Voices
Litter Networks are a fantastic partner to the Council in helping to manage and reduce waste within the Environment. I cannot speak highly enough of them.
Ian Brackenbury, Operations and Commercial Services Manager
Warrington Borough Council (full testimony)
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