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DERBYSHIRE DALES DISTRICT COUNCIL - FOOD CADDY BAGS
Derbyshire Dales households have started to receive their annual free roll of 52 food caddy liners - and deliveries will continue for the rest of April and throughout May.
Residents that should not contact us until the end of May to report that they haven't yet received their free roll.
Anyone who is running out of the food bags we supply can use any biodegradable bag that conforms to BS:EN13432 standard, displaying the "compostable" logo.
Posted: Tue, 04 May 2021 12:04 by Deborah Stansfield
DERBYSHIRE DALES DISTRICT COUNCIL - FOOD CADDY BAGS
Derbyshire Dales households have started to receive their annual free roll of 52 food caddy liners - and deliveries will continue throughout May.
Residents that should not contact us until the end of May to report that they haven't yet received their free roll.
Anyone who is running out of the food bags we supply can use any biodegradable bag that conforms to BS:EN13432 standard, displaying the "compostable" logo.
Posted: Tue, 04 May 2021 12:04 by Deborah Stansfield
SILENCE HERITAGE SITE AND BLACKBERRY (SILENCE) LANE - DANGER
Significant further ground movement took place at several locations on the SHS site on 1st and 2nd of May. In particular a new shallow but extensive sinkhole has appeared which has engulfed both part of Blackberry Lane and the main path through SHS.
Further ground movements can be expected to take place over coming days. Both Blackberry Lane and the footpath through SHS are very likely to suffer further collapses at any time. Aerial photography shows that the edges of the collapse are overhung and it is not possible to approach safely at ground level to view the sinkhole. More »
Blackberry Lane is officially closed, as is SHS. Please respect this closure and do not attempt to use the footpaths or visit the site - they are extremely dangerous and will remain so for the foreseeable future. » Less
Posted: Tue, 04 May 2021 11:44 by Deborah Stansfield
