GMB Southern Region | Adur & Worthing bin strike to go ahead as GMB members vote unanimously for industrial action
Adur & Worthing Councils - ⚠️ Changes to Bin Collections: Please be aware that there are no collections taking place on Bank Holiday Monday, 30 August 2021. Most household's bin collections will
Adur and Worthing on Twitter: "Normal collections will resume tomorrow. If you are due to have your bins collected on Wednesday please put them out as usual. Side waste will also be
West Sussex bin collections changed due to 30C heatwave including Crawley, Worthing, Chichester, Adur, Arun - SussexLive
Free electrical recycling service to be launched by Adur and Worthing Councils | ITV News Meridian
Green bin collections resume next week
2022-23 Recycling, Refuse & Garden Waste Calendar (3/5 & 4/5)
BBC Radio Sussex - Adur and Worthing councils have voted to move to fortnightly bin collections. Read more here ➡️ https://bbc.in/2Ds5sYQ | Facebook
Adur & Worthing Bin Watch Public Group | Facebook
Worthing and Adur Bin Strike - Worthing West Labour
West Sussex councils launch kerbside WEEE collections - letsrecycle.com
Bin day - Adur & Worthing Councils
Garden waste collections - Adur & Worthing Councils
2022-23 Recycling, Refuse & Garden Waste Calendar (1/4 & 2/4)
Why a bin strike could still go ahead in Adur and Worthing | The Argus
Severe misgivings' About Pay Offer As Adur & Worthing Bin Strike Set To Enter Second Week - More Radio
Recycling and waste collection... - Adur & Worthing Councils | Facebook
People warned of rubbish collection disruption as union begins two week strike | ITV News Meridian
Adur and Worthing on Twitter: "Book a slot to dispose of your waste at Worthing, Shoreham or Littlehampton Recycling Centre on West Sussex County Council's website: 👉 https://t.co/HmwmxCl8Cg https://t.co/PVxmtdPJyg" / Twitter
Adur and Worthing bin strike ends and collections resume after agreement reached to halt walkout - SussexLive
Adur & Worthing Bin Watch Public Group | Facebook
Adur and Worthing councils' weekly bin collections could be scrapped | SussexWorld
