Monday 19 September, the date of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s State Funeral, will be a national bank holiday.
This will allow individuals, businesses and other organisations to pay their respects to Her Majesty and commemorate Her reign, while marking the final day of the period of national mourning.
Bin collections in Flintshire will not take place on Monday and recycling centres within the county will also be closed.
For those areas affected, collections will instead take place on Sunday 18 September.
A message posted on social media by Flintshire County Councillor for Gwernaffield & Gwernymynydd ward, David Coggins Cogan states:
“Following the Government announcement that there will be a national bank holiday for the state funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II there will be no household waste and recycling collections on Monday 19 September 2022 and all household recycling centres will be closed.”
“Collections that would usually be made on Monday 19 will now be collected one day early on Sunday 18 September 2022.”
“Residents are advised to place their containers out for collection at the kerbside by 7am on Sunday morning.”
“All household waste and recycling collections, and Household Recycling Centres will operate as usual from Tuesday 20 September 2022.”
Get notified about news from across North Wales
Urgent appeal launched by Flintshire Foodbank as essential supplies run out
Update: A55 Flintshire now clear following earlier collision involving ‘two cars and a tanker’
Plans for starter home development in Treuddyn refused by Flintshire Council
Senedd Presiding Officer extends ‘warm welcome’ and ‘sincerest condolences’ to King
New traffic measures to increase safety near a Flintshire high school
Flintshire Citizens Advice issue scam alert over bogus text messages
Next, Clogau and The Entertainer amongst host of companies recruiting at Broughton Retail Park jobs fair
Prince of Wales: why William inheriting the title from Charles has sparked a debate
Council planners finally approve Flintshire dairy farms popular milk vending machines
Launched in 2014, Deeside.com is an independent online news and information website.
We serve those towns and villages in Flintshire which lie close to River Dee in North East Wales and the border with neighbouring Chester in England.
Read 429,220 times in last 30 days *Stats independent & directly measured by Google, via the Analytics Live API. © Deeside.com Est. 2014
*Stats independent & directly measured by Google, via the Analytics Live API. © Deeside.com Est. 2014