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Consultation outcome
As a result of the responses from the residents consultation we will be taking the following actions:
an increased number of recycling bins to ensure residents can recycle as much as possible
co-location of refuse, recycling and food waste bins
new recycling and refuse bins enclosures for all bins to improve the look and functionality of the area
we will be consulting with colleagues from Housing on the installation of new electrical recycling bank for the estate as requested by residents. This is subject to approval and any updates relating to the outcome will be published here
new accessible design bins and enclosures will be provided for residents with disabilities
provision of new and improved signage for all refuse and recycling bin enclosures with more information for residents
all proposed recycling and refuse locations in the improvement proposal will remain unchanged
These improvements will aim to enhance waste management, increase recycling and recycling efficiency, and overall community satisfaction.
About the project
Islington Council is committed to making recycling as easy and convenient as possible. We think the current recycling bins on Girdlestone Walk Estate are in need of improvement to ensure you can recycle as much as possible. Following a number of visits with your caretakers and housing officers, we developed a proposal for improving recycling facilities on the estate that includes:
an increased number of recycling bins to ensure residents can recycle as much as possible
an increased number of recycling locations across the estate
installation of new recycling bin enclosures for all bins to improve the look of the recycling area
installation of 'accessible design' recycling bins for residents with disabilities
We want to hear from people who live on Gridlestone Estate. Please take a few moments to review the RECYCLING IMPROVEMENT PROPOSAL for the estate and complete the Recycling Survey at the bottom of the page.
Your feedback will help us understand your views about recycling, and help us to get these recycling improvement proposals right.
The consultation is open to contributions until 11.59pm onFriday 28 February 2025.
As a result of the responses from the residents consultation we will be taking the following actions:
an increased number of recycling bins to ensure residents can recycle as much as possible
co-location of refuse, recycling and food waste bins
new recycling and refuse bins enclosures for all bins to improve the look and functionality of the area
we will be consulting with colleagues from Housing on the installation of new electrical recycling bank for the estate as requested by residents. This is subject to approval and any updates relating to the outcome will be published here
new accessible design bins and enclosures will be provided for residents with disabilities
provision of new and improved signage for all refuse and recycling bin enclosures with more information for residents
all proposed recycling and refuse locations in the improvement proposal will remain unchanged
These improvements will aim to enhance waste management, increase recycling and recycling efficiency, and overall community satisfaction.
About the project
Islington Council is committed to making recycling as easy and convenient as possible. We think the current recycling bins on Girdlestone Walk Estate are in need of improvement to ensure you can recycle as much as possible. Following a number of visits with your caretakers and housing officers, we developed a proposal for improving recycling facilities on the estate that includes:
an increased number of recycling bins to ensure residents can recycle as much as possible
an increased number of recycling locations across the estate
installation of new recycling bin enclosures for all bins to improve the look of the recycling area
installation of 'accessible design' recycling bins for residents with disabilities
We want to hear from people who live on Gridlestone Estate. Please take a few moments to review the RECYCLING IMPROVEMENT PROPOSAL for the estate and complete the Recycling Survey at the bottom of the page.
Your feedback will help us understand your views about recycling, and help us to get these recycling improvement proposals right.
The consultation is open to contributions until 11.59pm onFriday 28 February 2025.
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Girdlestone Walk Estate Recycling Improvements has finished this stage
This consultation is open for contributions.
Under Review
Girdlestone Walk Estate Recycling Improvements has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
Girdlestone Walk Estate Recycling Improvements is currently at this stage
As a result of the responses from the residents consultation we will be taking the following actions:
an increased number of recycling bins to ensure residents can recycle as much as possible
co-location of refuse, recycling and food waste bins
new recycling and refuse bins enclosures for all bins to improve the look and functionality of the area
we will be consulting with colleagues from Housing on the installation of new electrical recycling bank for the estate as requested by residents. This is subject to approval and any updates relating to the outcome will be published here
new accessible design bins and enclosures will be provided for residents with disabilities
provision of new and improved signage for all refuse and recycling bin enclosures with more information for residents
all proposed recycling and refuse locations in the improvement proposal will remain unchanged
These improvements will aim to enhance waste management, increase recycling and recycling efficiency, and overall community satisfaction.
