Petition · past parliament
Ensure Bournemouth Council retains a weekly small wheelie bin collection service
Rejected
10 signatures
What the petition asks
Bournemouth Council are reportedly looking to move the weekly rubbish collections for residents to fortnightly whilst still retaining a weekly 23 ltr food caddy collection. For the majority of families and multiple occupancy homes fortnightly is not enough.
The ramifications of this change to the rubbish collection service will mean that increased refuse sacks will be left around homes for a week; increasing the vermin population. In addition, the collection service today does not take extra black refuse sacks which are put next to the smaller wheelie bin on the weekly service; therefore increasing piles of rubbish will build up along streets creating a public health hazard.
Why it was rejected
It asked for something that is not the responsibility of the UK Government or Parliament.
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http://www.bournemouth.gov.uk/councildemocratic/GetInvolvedHaveyoursay/Documents/PetitionInformation.pdf
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Timeline
| 3 Jan 2017 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 6 Jan 2017 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
10
Status
Rejected
Rejected
6 Jan 2017
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.