Your Waste Calendar will be delivered differently this year - here's what you need to know.
This year, you will receive your waste calendar within the June issue of Manningham Matters.
You'll be able to simply pull out the insert, cut along the dotted line and place your calendar on your fridge or in a handy spot for easy reference.
As in previous years, the calendar will include your property's bin day - along with tips for what can and can't go in each bin and how to place them out for collection.
Does the new calendar include changes to our bin collection schedule?
There are no changes to the schedule, so you can stick to your usual routine.
In Manningham, your green lid food and garden organics (FOGO) bin is collected every week, while your yellow lid recycle and red lid garbage bins are collected every fortnight, on alternating weeks.
What is the calendar for?
Our annual waste calendar can help you keep track of these collections throughout the year.
As in previous years, the calendar will include information about:
- your property's bin collection schedule
- what can and can't go in each bin
- how to place your bins out for collection
There are two calendars - which one is for my household?
There are two bin collection areas in Manningham. Your new calendar is the same colour and area as your last year's calendar.
Find your bin collection area and day
Why have you changed the delivery method?
This new way of delivering your calendar within the Manningham Matters magazine is more cost-effective and efficient. It will help reduce unnecessary waste, while ensuring every household still gets this important resource.
What if I missed it?
If you misplace your magazine or need an extra copy of the calendar, don't worry!
You can download your waste calendar online, or, collect a copy from:
- Manningham Civic Centre at 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster 3108.
- Manningham Council Depot at 620-628 Blackburn Road, Doncaster East 3109.
Keep an eye out for your calendar in the middle of the June edition of Manningham Matters.
