14 tonnes of garden waste were collected in skips at the primary schools.
Residents in Hafnarfjörður made good use of the service to take their garden waste to special containers at the primary schools last weekend. It is estimated that nearly 14 tonnes of waste were collected in the containers. Residents who still have bags at their property boundaries, which have been there for the past few weeks, are encouraged to take the bags directly to Sorpa.
Residents in Hafnarfjörður made good use of the service to take their garden waste to special containers at the primary schools last weekend. It is estimated that nearly 14 tonnes of waste were collected in the containers. From now on, residents must take all garden waste directly to the Sörpa recycling centres. Residents who have placed bags outside their property are encouraged to take them to Sörpa as soon as possible.
See opening times for the recycling centre at Breidhellu here.
She The cleaning days in Hafnarfjörður changed this year. that containers for garden waste were set up at all the council's primary schools and the service was well received. In recent years, garden waste has been collected from residents' homes, but in light of the unusual circumstances this year, it was decided to change the arrangement and implementation of the service. The project's organisers believe that the amount of plastic bags and landfill associated with garden clearances is lower this year than in previous years, which is considered a positive outcome. It is likely that the changed arrangement is here to stay.