Glass recycling update
Previously, some residents had to place glass in a caddy inside their green bin and other residents could not include glass at all. However, the council has now enabled residents to place glass bottles and jars directly into their green recycling bin. Lord Mayor for ABC, Cr Mealla Campbell said: “I am delighted to announce this positive change for recycling glass and I know residents will very much welcome the change.”
Non-recyclable glass including window pane glass, mirrors, light bulbs, ceramics or crockery including cups and drinking glasses must not be placed in green household recycling bins.
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