Brown bins will go back to being collected weekly from Monday (25 July) after the completion of emergency repair works to the tipping station at Stalybridge’s Bayley Street Recycling Centre. Are Tameside emptying brown bins? Currently, bins for dry recycling are collected every two weeks in the borough, along with general waste, with brown bins …
You can obtain independent assistance with your complaint and Independent Complaints Advocacy from Healthwatch Tameside on 0161 667 2526. How do I contact Tameside hospital? Switchboard. If you would like to get in touch with a person, team or department but are unsure who to contact, please speak to our Switchboard team on 0161 922 …
As Stayley expanded in the 18th century, it reached the banks of the River Tame. After the construction of a bridge in 1707, the settlement was commonly referred to as Stalybridge, meaning the bridge at Stayley. Why is Stalybridge called Staly Vegas? The rejuvenation of Stalybridge in 2001 turned the fairly quaint town, nestled in …
Early History Ashton is fairly clear – village of or surrounded by ash trees. It is ‘under-Lyne’ that is contentious. It possibly refers to the boundary line between Lancashire and Cheshire. However the forest of Lyme once covered this area, so the derivation could be from either, or both. What is the meaning of Ashton-under-Lyne? …
Put shredded paper, kitchen roll and napkins/tissues in your green/brown bin or your home composter. What can you not put in a brown bin? No thanks branches over 3cm thick. food waste, including fruit and vegetable peelings. Giant Hogweed. Himalyan Balsam. Japanese knotweed. pet bedding, pet waste or cat litter. plastic of any kind, including …
What to put in each bin. We are not able to recycle Plastic Bags, Yoghurt Pots and Plastic Food Trays at this time. These should be disposed of in your green landfill bin. Which bin is used for plastic waste? Blue coloured bins are used for collecting materials that are recyclable. The recyclable materials include …
Observation ward An area where patients can be observed or have early investigation/ management within the A&E department. Patients are admitted to this area with an expectation of discharge within 24 hours. What is OBS room? An observation room is a term used to describe a room next to another room with a window across …
