Sefton Council would like to provide residents with an update on the current situation regarding green waste collection. Our Waste Collection Crews have been working incredibly hard to clear the backlog.
There remains a small number of green bins still to be emptied that were scheduled for Monday 27th June from the following electoral wards:
- Netherton & Orrell
- St Oswalds
- Ford
- Litherland
We will be returning to these locations during the week and over the coming weekend to collect any remaining green bins. Residents in those areas are asked to leave their green bins presented for collection.
All bin collections will return to the regular schedule available online from Monday 4th July.
We would like to thank residents for their continued patience during this time.
The centre has been improved with new facilities, including woodworking tables and an immersive room. This is in addition to the redecoration which has give the centre a fresh, new look while maintaining important pieces of the centre’s history. Those in attendance of the opening included MP for Bootle Peter Dowd and Cllr Ian Maher, who gave speeches discussing how far the centre has come and its importance for the community.
The room will be used as part of the Eco Centre’s award-winning education programme, with 4000 school children a year being able to view the new experience. There are also plans to open the room up for the general public as part of themed community open days in the coming months. The experience have been designed and created by the centre’s resident teachers.
