40% of household waste in the Scarborough Borough is recycled, but that number is being pegged back by a large number of contaminated recycling loads.
A new campaign is being launched to target recycling in the Scarborough Borough.
While as a whole the borough recycles 40% of it's household waste the figure is being hampered by a large number of contaminated recycling loads with incorrect items being placed in blue bins.
Sonya Daines is the Borough Council's Performance Officer.
10.6% of blue bin loads contain items that can't be recycled.
There is concern that in part that's down to holiday makers not being familiar with the bin colour coding.
Sonya says a new campaign is being launched to help get the message across.


New £119,000 Strategy Proposed To Tackle Gull Issues In Scarborough, Whitby and Filey
Humberside Police Praise Public Dashcam Submissions Through Operation Snap
Hornsea And Driffield To Feature In 2026 Lloyds Tour Of Britain Men Route
East Riding Council Launches New Website For £100,000 Electric Vehicle Charger Project
Scarborough Athletic Announce Second Signing In Three Hours With Addition Of Mo Fadera
Scarborough Athletic Secure Signing Of Attacking Midfielder Luke Hall Ahead Of Pre-Season Opener
Scarborough And Whitby MP Raises 'Dental Desert' Crisis In Parliament
Ten New Automatic Speed Cameras To Be Installed Across East Riding This Summer
Town Meeting To Discuss £15m Scarborough Harbour Redevelopment
Saint Catherine’s Activities Coordinator Shortlisted For National Palliative Care Award
Council Drones Could Be Deployed For Coastal Monitoring
Date Set for Scarborough Town Council By-Election Following Reform Mayoress Resignation







Comments
Add a comment