East Dunbartonshire Council has said on its website that bin services will change for residents over the Christmas period.
So whether you live in Bishopbriggs, Bearsden, or Kirkintilloch, here is everything you need to know ahead of the big day.East Dunbartonshire bin collection changes this Christmashas said on its website that bin services will change for residents over the Christmas period.
Services such as waste collection, libraries, leisure centres, and art venues will all have revised operations. The Council's waste service will not run on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, January 1, and January 2, 2023. Instead, collections will take place two later than normal, so those expecting pickups on Christmas, December 26, January 1, and 2, will have their's on Tuesday, December 27, Wednesday, December 28, and January 3 and 4.To find out more about changes to services in East Dunbartonshire, please visit the
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