Red-lidded 240 litre wheeled bin for plastics, metals and cartons.The remaining 'general waste' is collected for processing at the Council's Ecodeco plant. Clean dry materials are now collected in different bins then sent for processing and recycling. The same service was rolled out to all other parts of the region between March and June 2021. Residents in Wigtownshire received a new kerbside recycling service in November 2020. Kerbside Recycling Collection Service Questions: The information leaflet and other information on the new services can be translated into different languages or read out loud by using the 'Recite Me' and 'Speak/Translate' tools located toward the top of the webpage (dark green toolbar). If you would like help understanding any of the following questions or need the information in another format, please telephone 030 33 33 3000. If you'd like to know more about either service and how they affect you, please look for the relevant contact details below. There is a separate section for questions on the separate food waste collection service. Ready to take your reading offline? Click here to buy this book in print or download it as a free PDF, if available.Below, we've answered some of the main questions being asked about the kerbside waste and recycling service. View our suggested citation for this chapter.

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