Appeal for patience as recycling centres experience post-Christmas rush

Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council is appealing for public support and patience as local recycling centres are experiencing higher than usual demand after the Christmas holiday.
By The Newsroom
Published 30th Dec 2020, 15:27 BST
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A council spokesperson said the recycling centres are experiencing a higher number of visitors and longer queues over the busy festive period, the spokesperson encouraged the public to:

• Sort your waste before arriving on site.

• ✅Remember to keep your distance from other recycling centre users and staff.

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• ✅Please continue to respect council staff (who are unable to assist with lifting at this time due to #COVID19 restrictions).

“Thank you for your continued support and patience as you may experience delays at your local recycling centre in the coming week(s),” the spokesperson concluded.

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