The waste collection is optional
Northamptonshire's £55 annual bin charge will come into force shortly and you can now sign up. West Northamptonshire Council say any bins that have not subscribed will not be emptied after April 4.
It is £55 per bin and applications can be made online here. Residents now have the option to sign up for an annual direct debit to save having to remember to renew every year. Those who are unable to access the internet can subscribe to the service by phoning the council on 0300 126 7000. Once households are signed up to the service, they will receive their new 2023/24 garden waste permit which they will be asked to stick on their garden waste bin.
Councillor Phil Larratt, WNC’s Cabinet Member for Environment, Transport, Highways and Waste, said: “We are pleased to be able to offer residents this optional chargeable service.
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