Wind blown bins, Recycled Christmas Trees, and Plaster Fall

Wind blown bins
After this Saturday morning’s recycling collection, next week’s collection should be back to the normal Thursday or Friday schedule. A lot of the empty bins got blown over after a windy night, and quite a lot of rubbish before it was collected. Our green food bin disappeared completely – probably not down to the wind.
Recycling Christmas Trees
People had started leaving trees for recycling on the Market Place fairly early, and the barriers appeared to have been blown about overnight.
Plaster Fall
Andrew sent me a picture of some plaster that had fallen in the Strollin tunnel.
Recycling Christmas Trees
Soon after 9am the big tree was cut up, and its branches were recycled along with smaller trees – from the homes of Abingdon.
Plaster Fall
By 9am Police had cordoned off the Strollin Tunnel.

3 thoughts on “Wind blown bins, Recycled Christmas Trees, and Plaster Fall

  1. Pete

    Near miss with a glass table top outside Coop in West St Helen street yesterday evening. Came flying down from rooftop terrace above the shop and missed one chap by a just a few feet and smashed to pieces right in front of the shop doors. Luckily we had crossed the road just seconds before. #heckthatwasclose

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