Residents can now book bulky waste collections.
The borough council is resuming the service after it was suspended due to staff shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The first collections will take place on Monday May 11th.
A limited number of bookings will be taken each week to make sure the Council’s waste partners Serco can continue to focus resources on refuse, recycling and garden waste collections.
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