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If Bristol City Council pushes ahead with its four-weekly plan, it will spark fears that other cash-strapped local authorities might also be encouraged to implement monthly waste collections.

Bristol is home to about 483,000 people living in more than 191,000 households, with each person creating up to 400kg (882 lbs) of household waste a year.. For the past two years, the city has ...

As Bristol Council unveils a radical waste management proposal furious residents already bracing for an inflation-busting tax rise fear it could be the fly-tipping point for recycling in the city.

Bristol City Council said around 50% of households do not recycle food waste, and a quarter of most black bin rubbish is food, which could be recycled. Around £700 of food is thrown away every ...

Bristol City Council could become the first local authority in England to collect black bin household waste every four weeks. The council said it "firmly" believes that collecting black bin waste ...

Bristol City Council said around 50% of households do not recycle food waste, and a quarter of most black bin rubbish is food, which could be recycled. Around £700 of food is thrown away every ...