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Bins & Waste

Garden Waste Collections

The new garden waste subscription service started on 1 April 2024. If you have not paid for the new service, your garden bin will no longer be collected.

For residents that have subscribed, the day and schedule that your garden waste bin is collected will not change. Please have your bin out ready for collection before 6.30am on the day, as collection times may vary with the implementation of the new service.

Your sticker can take up to 2 weeks to arrive as we need to process your subscription, add you to our systems, and send out your subscription pack (includes your sticker). Once payment is received and you are added to our systems, you will be included on the next scheduled collection round.

Bins & Waste

Nappy Initiative

Why choose to reuse?

Find out the financial and environmental advantages of cloth vs disposable nappies.

When learning about reusable nappies, you will most likely come across a host of new terms. This nappy glossary may help while you research the best reusable nappies for you.

Some good places to start your research

Understanding different types of cloth nappies

The pros and cons of each option: Two parter, all in one, pocket nappy or all in two nappy?

There are also different sizes and materials to choose from too. Find out more about your options with The Nappy Shed and how to choose reusable nappies.

You can also take a short quiz to find out which type of reusable nappy is right for you.

Your shopping list should include some basics. The Nappy Lady has a reusable nappy system shopping list helping to highlight the essentials. Information on parts of a nappy system helps to explain what each of those items on your shopping list does.

You may also want to use reusable wipes, rather than disposable wet wipes, to help further reduce costs and waste. Here is some guidance from The Nappy Gurus on what to keep in mind when selecting how many to use and how to use.

Part of your research should also include trying out the different options. You can contact your local nappy library to loan some from them to make sure the ones you might want work for you.

Bells Bumz also offer trial kits to help with this.

Once you are sure which ones you want to invest in, there are a few options open to you.

Discount available

We have teamed up with the following suppliers to offer 10-25% discounts. To apply for this discount, you will need to complete the application form and read our terms and conditions.

Apply for a Discount Code

Bells Bumz also offer an incentive for reusable nappies, which is applied for through their website.

If you are still unable to afford reusable nappies with the discounts on offer, but would like to use reusable nappies, please email us to see if we can offer any additional support WasteMinimisation@huntingdonshire.gov.uk.

Secondhand

There is also the secondhand route, as reusable nappies keep their value well. Buying secondhand reduces your impact even further as you are not requiring new resources to produce the new nappies. They are usually also much cheaper than buying new. A few reselling Facebook sites are: