Waste collections
Owing to the hot weather for the rest of this week our collection crews will be starting earlier in the morning. Please make sure your waste and recycling is presented at the boundary of your property by 6am on your collection day.
Electrical safety
Electricity is part of our lives. We use it from the moment we wake up and throughout the day. As a result, we sometimes forget how powerful and dangerous it can be.
Tips on how to improve electrical safety in the home.
- Make visual checks to your electrics with professional help.
- Take great care with your DIY. DIY attempts result in nearly half of all severe electric shocks in the home.
- Remain vigilant in the kitchen.
- Remember that water and electricity are a deadly mix. The bathroom can be one of the most dangerous rooms in the house when it comes to electrical safety.
- Don’t use electrical gardening equipment outdoors until it is dry.
- Take the necessary precautions after a flood. If your home has been flooded, there is a high chance the electrics could be damaged.
- Exercise caution to prevent electrical fires.
More information is available on the Electrical Safety First website.