Continue with Garden Waste Collections in Cardiff

There is a lot of garden waste in everybody's green bins. The council has withdrawn collection of green bins, and that too without any notice! Pleased do a collection once a month.

CF23

In the USA, Autumn is called “Fall”, which is a reference to what happens to the leaves of deciduous trees. Our last bin collection was on 23 September. On that date, our apple trees still had 99% of their leaves. That percentage is now around 50% and dropping rapidly. What does the council expect people to do with the fallen leaves? Keep them for six months? Put them in the black bins? Brush them down nearest drain?

2 green bins full 2 compost bins full At least 12 green garden sacks 4 bags donated to friend for her compost ! Need a November collection . There’s still more leaves to fall !

Leafs and only just finishing falling from the trees Templeton Ave is one big slip hazard both roads and payments like many other places in Cardiff

We need regular collections

No doubt as the service has been reduced our Council Tax will be reduced accordingly.

Our bin is full to the brim and still three months to go to the next scheduled collection!

Lets help the enjoinment

The winter months before Christmas are when we need the garden waste collection the most because of the leaf fall.

Please keep collecting garden waste. Our bin is full of leaves already!

Please continue garden waste collections. It can be slippery and hazardous under foot when they can't be disposed of making it dangerous. After all the leaves are only just starting to fall

Please arrange garden collections

I have a large vegetable garden and need garden waste collection during winter.

Please continue green bin collection

Please continue green bin collection

We would be grateful if our garden waste collection could continue on a monthly basis during the winter

Leaving multiple full green bins with wet leaves till February doesn't seem an appropriate and caring services by our council.

This has not happened before, and I see no logical reason related to the impact of Covid-19 on waste management, while the household waste recycling site at Lamby Way is functioning regularly!! Leaving full green bins with wet leaves and broken branches that will decay and become rotten in three months, is more of a health hazard to the council workers than the coronavirus impact on waste management.

Compared to other parts of the country the service provided by Cardiff is very poor. I have three large oak trees with preservation orders, what am I expected to do with all the debris they deposit. Does it follow that we receive some form of reduction to our rates which again are very high.