Following the consultation on changes to Surrey’s community recycling centres, Mike Goodman, Surrey County Council’s Cabinet Member for Environment and Planning, said: “We’d like to thank residents for their feedback on our proposals – we’ve listened and as a result I’ll be recommending to the Cabinet that we keep all our community recycling centres open.
“With the county council facing huge financial pressure, due to growing demand for adult social care, children’s services and school places, we expect that we’ll need to close some of our recycling centres on quieter days in the week. And we’ll also have to end the free daily allowance for residents’ construction waste.
“We are finalising the plans at the moment but it is clear that we’ll not now be able to achieve all of the hoped-for £2million savings. And with the council having to find more than £100million of savings overall this year we’ll still need to find ways of meeting that shortfall.”
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