Freedom of information response

Budgets/Costs for Bin Collections

Publication date: 
Tuesday 11 July 2023
Request: 

Budgets/Costs for Bin Collections

1. What is the budget/actual cost for household bin collections, split between General Waste (Green/Grey Bins), Recycling (Blue Bins) and Garden/Food Waste (Brown Bin) in year 2022/2023?

2. What is the number of bins of each category "General Waste (Green/Grey Bins), Recycling (Blue Bins) and Garden/Food Waste (Brown Bin)" in the area in the same period?

Response: 

Budgets/Costs for Bin Collections

  1. What is the budget/actual cost for household bin collections, split between General Waste (Green/Grey Bins), Recycling (Blue Bins) and Garden/Food Waste (Brown Bin) in year 2022/2023?

Please note Waste Collection isn’t separated into the different streams so we are unable to provide a specific breakdown for general, recycling and garden waste.

 

Values

 

Cost Centre

2022-23 Budget

2022-23 Indicative Spend

PN060-Waste Collection

4,895,283.00

5,613,111.48

Grand Total

4,895,283.00

5,613,111.48

  1. What is the number of bins of each category "General Waste (Green/Grey Bins), Recycling (Blue Bins) and Garden/Food Waste (Brown Bin)" in the area in the same period?

Brown Bin Fortnightly Collections

1,814,298

Blue Bin Weekly Collections

3,628,595

Grey Bin Weekly Collections

3,628,595

TOTAL ANNUAL COLLECTIONS

9,071,488

With regards to the above table, Refuse (Grey) and Recycling (Blue) are actual numbers of bins collected and the brown bin figure is the number of bins scheduled to be collected, unfortunately we are unable to provide actual numbers collected for this service as it has not been provided consistently. 

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Request reference:
FOI 12921