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Feb 2024
Harrogate district garden waste licences now available
Residents in the Harrogate district can now apply for their annual garden waste collections.
However, the cost of the service has risen again. A licence for the 2024 season, which provides collections between March and early December, costs £46.50.
This is a 7% increase on the £43.50 paid by Harrogate district residents paid last year.
The service has been standardised by North Yorkshire Council to ensure everyone receives the same service across the county. Garden waste is a discretionary service, which councils are not legally required to provide.
The licence covers one 240-litre wheelie bin to be emptied fortnightly. Any additional bins need their own licence.
Cllr Greg White, the council’s executive member for managing our environment, said:
Residents who buy a licence should receive a licence pack within 14 days. For more information, click here.
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