As we look towards the Twelfth of July bank holiday, there will be some changes to bin collections and recycling centre opening times.
Belfast City Council have released information for local residents about changes to the bin collections over the bank holiday period this weekend.
If your bin is due for collection on Tuesday, July 12, it will be collected over Saturday, July 9 or Sunday, July 10. Bryson recycling boxes will be collected on July 9.
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Bins due for collection on Wednesday, July 13 will instead be collected over Saturday, July 16 and Sunday, July 17. However, Bryson recycling collections due on July 13 will be as normal.
If you are affected by these bank holiday arrangements, you should leave your bins out for collection from 7am on both Saturday and Sunday.
All recycling centres and civil amenity sites in the Belfast City Council area will be closed on Tuesday, July 13.
On Wednesday, July 13, Blackstaff and Palmerston Road recycling centres will be open from 9am to 5pm. Last entry is 4.45pm, and all other sites will be closed.
All sites will return to normal opening hours from Thursday, July 14.
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