Starting April 1, Croydon's upgraded waste contract will improve waste collection and street cleaning services significantly. Households will keep alternate weekly collections, but new measures will allow residents to dispose of non-hazardous clinical waste in regular bins. Collections for flats above shops will increase to twice-weekly. The council emphasizes value for money through strengthened contract management, focusing on local employment opportunities and continuous service improvements, all part of Executive Mayor Jason Perry's plan to restore community pride.
The new waste contract helps improve cleanliness in Croydon through better waste collection, street cleaning, and greater service responsiveness, starting April 1.
Residents will benefit from higher quality waste and street cleaning services under Croydon's new contract, enhancing cleanliness and restoring community pride.
The contract ensures better management of services through ongoing reviews, local employment opportunities, and improved waste disposal methods for disabled residents.
Executive Mayor Jason Perry emphasizes that the changes are aimed at enhancing community pride and delivering value for money through effective service improvements.
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