Blue bin paper such as newspapers, magazines, catalogues, envelopes, leaflets and telephone directories (including yellow pages), junk mail, envelopes, office paper, wrapping paper. cardboard such as clean packaging card (food and non-food), greetings cards and books. What can you put in blue bin Scotland? Please use the blue bins to recycle card packaging, cardboard boxes, …
You need a building warrant before you can carry out most types of building or demolition work. You need them to: construct a new building. alter and extend an existing building. What work does not require a building warrant in Scotland? Projects that may not require warrants include: building a small conservatory, porch, greenhouse, summerhouse, …
Bins are normally supplied within 15 working days, subject to stock availability. To order a new non-recycling bin, please phone 0303 123 1020. What do I do if my wheelie bin is stolen? Tell the council If the container was provided by the council, check on their website for full details; there’s usually an online …
Light grey bin. Light grey bin – glass, cans and plastics – South Lanarkshire Council. What bin does tin cans go in Scotland? You can recycle plastics, cans and cartons in your blue bin. It is important all of these materials are recycled in the blue bin and not put in the wrong bin/containers. What …
We can remove a maximum of 10 items or 20 bags of rubbish. A £35 charge is payable when you call to book this service. How much is uplift in South Lanarkshire Council? Charges. Your first standard bulk uplift request from 1 April to 31 March is free of charge. Further uplifts in the same …
How to make a homeless application in South Lanarkshire Call 0303 123 1012 — option 5. Email [email protected]. How do you get on the homeless list? Men, Women and Families can visit the service at Parkgate Hall, 6-9 Conygham Road, Dublin 8 from 10.00am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday. The Central Placement Service (CPS) for …
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In Scotland, you need to have capital below £18,000 to be eligible for maximum support and in Wales, anyone with capital under £50,000 will receive fully funded care from the local authority. If your savings or income fall below the threshold, the local authority should start paying for some or all of your care. What …
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Monthly costs Country Monthly Cost of Residential Care Monthly Cost of Nursing Care Scotland £2,388 £3,059 Wales £2,630 £3,471 Northern Ireland £2,773 £3,718 UK £3,051 £3,848 How much do you pay for a care home in Scotland? The personal and nursing care payment rates from 1 April 2022 are: £212.85 a week for personal care. …
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The derivation of the name of the town is unclear but one theory is that the area was once a settlement of Reuther, an ancient king of the Scots, who ruled between 213 and 187 BC. Rutherglen Castle, one of the countries great fortresses, was built in the 13th century. What does Rutherglen mean? Rutherglen …
Cambuslang’s name may derive from its location on the banks of a large bend on the River Clyde. Cambus literally means bend of the water in Scots and lang means long. Why is halfway Cambuslang called halfway? The district was named in the days of the Glasgow to Hamilton stagecoach when passengers would stop halfway …
