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Continue with Garden Waste Collections in Cardiff

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Simon Reavell
5 years ago

Winter is a time to cut back bushes and perennial plants

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Scott Hamilton
5 years ago

Autumn leaves fall. No more garden waste collection from tomorrow. Poor decision by the council.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Gardening during lockdown keeps you sane! We pay enough council tax.

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Patrick Gray
5 years ago

Now more than ever we need a collection until the leaves have gone. Green bins until December must be a minimum.

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Alan Gilmour
5 years ago

Ridiculous decision

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Gareth Davies
5 years ago

Another rediculous decision by a failing Labour Council

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Peter Elkington
5 years ago

We pay higher council tax cos of our garden. We clear a a lot in the winter &having closed Wedal Road we now have to realise to Lamby Way.

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Mike Howorth
5 years ago

We are at home. Doing more gardening than ever. It's keeping me away from people which is what you want. Please think again.

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Rose Deans
5 years ago

My concern about the non collection of waste is the leaves. We have several large trees in our street and I am continually picking up the leaves to avoid the drains being blocked and the roads flooding. Will the Council pick up these leaves more often? Panic!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Ridiculous! Locked down and provide less services! What next?

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Paul Doody
5 years ago

Most of the leaves on our trees have yet to come down. The autumn is when we need collections the most!

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Fiona Robinson
5 years ago

Cardiff Council closed my closest recycling centre, the nearest one is on the other side of Cardiff plus there are limited permitted visits per year. Garden waste is too bulky and dirty to transport and I don't have a car anyway so Cardiff Council are discriminating against those without cars or unable lift bulky waste themselves at the recycling centre.

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Fiona Robinson
5 years ago

Cardiff Council should be encouraging gardening and garden waste recycling especially if we are expected to stay home due to COVID-19. This will lead to more fly tipping & is a false economy

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Janette Morris
5 years ago

Finishing collection end of October - the leaves aren’t even falling yet.

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Rob Clarke
5 years ago

Or allow unlimited visits to the tip.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

As the leaves haven’t fallen yet another collection end November At least

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Reduce council tax if this service was to be stopped.

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Laura cotton
5 years ago

Leaves fall in November. The wrong time to stop.

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David Nash
5 years ago

This demonstrates a breakdown in the ability to be prepared by the council. This is not the right message to portray to the public

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Anne Broughton
5 years ago

The leaves are still falling and plants are dying back . It is too early to stop garden waste collections .