Preston City Council and South Ribble Borough Council have announced their bin collection services for Monday 19th September.
Domestic black bins for general waste and brown bins subscribed for compost that were scheduled for collection on Monday 19 September, will be brought forward to Saturday 17 September. Please ensure you put your bin out the night before.
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