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Bin collections disrupted in Shepshed

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Wednesday, 26 May 2021 15:16

Residents on Leicester Road are being asked to leave their bins out before 6am.

Roadworks begin from 9am tomorrow (Thursday May 27) on Leicester Road in Shepshed.

The council's waste partners Serco are asking that all residents on Leicester Road please have their bins out for collection from 6am to ensure that all collections can be completed.

Due to roadworks continuing for several weeks, the council said bins will have to be left out early to difficulty accessing the road.

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