BREAKING NEWS 8.30AM: People are being warned to expect similar disruption in Peterborough to those services affected yesterday.
According to Peterborough City Council there will again be no black bin (refuse) and no brown bin (organic) collections today so residents are advised to take there bins back in.
However, all green bin (recycling) collections will continue as scheduled today, with any missed yesterday being picked up today. There are eight crews operating today (seven yesterday).
The normal trade round is also operating and white good collections are running as well, but bulky collections are not running.
Information will be posted on the homepage of the city council's website –
www.peterborough.gov.uk.
The council's latest news on disruption:Hampton College will be closed to students on both days
The Register Office will continue to meet statutory deadlines for registering births and deaths. However, there will only be limited appointments available on these two days and people are asked to avoid calling the office on either 16 July or 17 July to make appointments
Private housing services, community safety, supporting people and the drug and alcohol action teams will operate as usual but customers may experience some minor delays when contacting them by telephone
The housing options service desk within the customer service centre will be closed. If you have an emergency homeless situation then come into the customer service centre reception and ask to telephone a housing options officer, for any other enquiries please wait until Friday or next week (recently updated).
The green recycling bin service is operating as normal today. Most, if not all green bins will be emptied, so all green bins should be left out for collection. However, black refuse bins and brown organic bins will not be emptied today and these should be removed from the street and put out tomorrow unless instructed otherwise (recently updated).
Street cleansing and grounds maintenance will be operating a limited service on both days
It is likely there will be a significant disruption to Travelchoice branded public transport services, firther information will be provided on both days.
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