Ryedale bin service changes to impact 3,000 homes

The changes come as the district continues to experience a housing growth, which prompted Ryedale District Council to review the existing domestic waste and kerbside recycling collection rounds.

Residents will continue to receive a fortnightly domestic waste and kerbside recycling collection service, but collection routes and times are set to change.

The changes will be implemented in phases between November 2022 and February 2023.

Under phase one of the plan, from the week commencing November 21:

• 198 properties in Lastingham, Spaunton and Appleton Le Moors will change from a Monday to a Wednesday
• 99 properties in Hawnby will change from a Tuesday to Monday
• 125 properties in Harome will change from a Thursday to Tuesday
• 20 properties Guncroft Lane and Skiplam Road, Nawton are changing from a Wednesday to a Tuesday

From the week commencing December 5:

• 103 properties in Foxholes will change from a Tuesday to Wednesday
• 77 properties in East Heslerton will change from a Tuesday to Thursday
• 700 properties in Settrington, North Grimston, Langton, Birdsall, Leavening, Acklam and Thixendale will have switching materials collected which will mean two consecutive weeks of domestic waste collections and recycling collections (no day change)

Under phase two, from the week commencing January 23:

• 916 properties in Malton in Showground and Broughton Manor, Dickens Road and Rainbow Lane Estate will change from a Monday to Tuesday
• 186 properties in Old Malton will change from a Friday to Tuesday
• 450 properties in Norton, on Langton Road, Sutton Street and the Howe Road area will change from a Friday to Thursday

Margaret Wallace, director of people and resources for Ryedale District Council, said: “We’ve undertaken a comprehensive review of our rounds, given the increasing demands.

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"We will need to change the waste and recycling dates for 3,000 properties.

"These changes will be phased in over four months to deliver effective waste services and only those affected will receive a postcard providing full details of their new collection dates.”

More information can be found here.