Don’t Trash Oldham: 55 tons of rubbish taken off our streets, 187 people fined and more than 400 streets cleaned up in just three months
An extra 55 tons of litter, fly-tipping and waste have been removed from the borough’s streets, roads and alleys during the first three months of our £1.27m Don’t Trash Oldham campaign.
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Don't Trash Oldham: success in first month of campaign
Oldham Council removed almost 25 tons of rubbish off the streets of Alexandra during the first month of our Don’t Trash Oldham campaign.
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Council to invest extra £1.27m and clean every district as part of new ‘Don’t Trash Oldham’ campaign
Oldham Council is set to carry out a deep clean of every district in the borough over the coming months.
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School pupils join in the Great British Spring Clean
Pupils from Richmond Academy have joined in the fight against litter and waste.
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Oldham Council closes Crime Lane to stop fly tipping
Oldham Council has taken action to stop fly tipping at the aptly named Crime Lane.
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Green bin collection - update
Green bin collection update
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Oldham Council to restart recycling rounds
Recycling rounds are restarting
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Coronavirus: temporary weekly bin collections
Oldham Council is temporarily introducing weekly general waste collections from Monday, March 30 due to the coronavirus crisis.
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Changes to waste collections over Christmas
There will be changes to Wednesday and Thursday bin collections over the Christmas period.
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If we all do our bit then we can tackle fly-tipping and littering
Oldham, like towns and cities all over the country, suffers from fly-tipping.
