Residents in Stoke-on-Trent are experiencing delays in bin collections due to severe weather conditions, including snow and freezing temperatures. The local council has reported that these weather-related issues have hindered access to several streets, affecting the timely collection of waste. A spokesperson from Stoke-on-Trent City Council confirmed that crews will make another attempt to collect bins within five working days.
List of Affected Streets
Below is a comprehensive list of streets where bin collections have been impacted:
- Renard Way, Meir
- Torridon Close, Trentham
- Newington Grove, Trentham
- Bob McGrory Street, Stoke
- Hardwick Close, Trentham
- Kingswinford Place, Sneyd Green
- Curtiss Place, Meir
- Hargreave Close, Meir
- Swanage Close, Meir
- Hoskins Road, Tunstall
- Porlock Grove, Trentham
- Swithin Drive, Fenton
- Gainsborough Road, Blurton
- Leakies Alley, Dresden
- Ladysmith Street, Longton
- Grosvenor Street, Longton
- Wileman Place, Fenton
- Mafeking Street, Longton
- Anson Road, Meir
- Fernhurst Grove, Lightwood
- Fenton Hall Close, Fenton
- Roseacre Grove, Lightwood
- Christchurch Street, Fenton
- Pine Road, Fenton
- Alfreton Road, Fenton
- Brandon Grove, Hanford
- Alanbrook Grove, Lightwood
- Boma Road, Trentham
- Whieldon Crescent, Fenton
As the weather continues to affect operations, the council advises residents to keep their bins out for collection as soon as conditions permit. The situation reflects the challenges posed by winter weather in managing waste services effectively.
Conclusion
Stoke-on-Trent residents should stay updated on collection schedules through local council announcements. The adverse weather will likely continue to impact bin collections in the days ahead.
