Llangollen people can now officially use Plas Madoc tip, says Denbighshire County Council.
Ever since the town lost its own refuse site at Wenffrwd years
ago and Wrexham banned Llangollen people from using Plas Madoc, they have been
faced with a 32-mile round trip to the nearest Denbighshire tip in
Ruthin.
The alternative has been to use the temporary ‘pop-up’ recycling
facility set up for a few hours on the Pavilion car park on Saturday mornings
but even this was halted during the Covid lockdowns.
Over a thousand people signed a petition, organised by campaigner Phil
Jones, demanding that Llangollen should have a more convenient recycling facility.
And the question became a campaign issue at the last county council
election.
Last year Denbighshire negotiated a deal with Wrexham enabling
Llangollen people to use Plas Madoc from October. But various problems
stood in the way of the agreement being put into action.
Although some people have been able to use the tip for the past few months, others have been turned away.
But Denbighshire now says Llangollen people can start to use the tip
immediately.
In an official statement to llanblogger earlier
today (Monday) a council spokesperson said: “Appointments at Plas Madoc are now
available for Llangollen residents daily from today 18th March.”
* To book an appointment at Plas Madoc, follow the link, enter your post code and follow the directions.
Llangollen people can now officially use Plas Madoc tip, says
Denbighshire County Council.
Ever since the town lost its own refuse site at Wenffrwd years
ago and Wrexham banned Llangollen people from using Plas Madoc, they have been
faced with a 32-mile round trip to the nearest Denbighshire tip in
Ruthin.
The alternative has been to use the temporary ‘pop-up’ recycling
facility set up for a few hours on the Pavilion car park on Saturday mornings
but even this was halted during the Covid lockdowns.
Over a thousand people signed a petition, organised by campaigner Phil
Jones, demanding that Llangollen should have a more convenient recycling facility.
And the question became a campaign issue at the last county council
election.
Last year Denbighshire negotiated a deal with Wrexham enabling
Llangollen people to use Plas Madoc from October. But various problems
stood in the way of the agreement being put into action.
Now Denbighshire says Llangollen people can start to use the tip
immediately.
In an official statement to llanblogger earlier
today (Monday) a council spokesperson said: “Appointments at Plas Madoc are now
available for Llangollen residents daily from today 18th March.”
* To book an appointment at Plas Madoc, use the following link:
https://conwy-self.achieveservice.com/fr/service/Book_Recycling_Centre_Appointment
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