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Catch up with the latest news at Wyedean Housing Assocation
Photos from Two Rivers Housing's post ... See MoreSee Less
Local Dementia related events in the forest of dean — Forest of Dean Dementia Action Alliance, Creating a Dementia inclusive community ... See MoreSee Less
🚨 Scam Alert – Winter Fuel Payment 🚨
As the weather gets colder, please be extra cautious of scam messages. We’ve had reports of texts pretending to be from the DWP asking people to click a link about the winter fuel payment.
👉 Remember: You do not need to do anything to get this payment. It will be paid automatically into your account if you’re eligible.
✅ Stay safe – don’t click links in suspicious messages. ... See MoreSee Less
Join us to help brighten up Harrison Way and the surrounding streets in Lydney!
We are working #twogether with Forest of Dean District Council and Wyedean Housing Association on a community clean-up. 🧹
Everyone is welcome. Gloves, garbage bags, litter pickers, trowels and refreshments will be provided.
We’ll also be planting flower bulbs to bring colour and life to the area. 🌷
If you want to come along, here’s when and where to meet:
Dates and times:
- Wednesday 1 October, 10am to 12pm
- Wednesday 8 October, 10am to 12pm
Meet at:
- St Mary’s Square, Lydney, GL15 5AL
Any questions, email [email protected] or [email protected] ... See MoreSee Less
This Recycle Week we’re reminding residents these items can be recycled at the kerbside (and elsewhere) ♻️.
👉 Plastic (all types of bottles, yoghurt pots, fruit punnets, meat trays etc) – at the kerbside
👉 Cartons and Tetra Paks – recycling banks (find your nearest one: www.fdean.gov.uk/bins-and-recycling/recycling-banks-and-centres/)
👉 Soft plastics (carrier bags, breads bags etc) – Larger supermarkets usually have recycling points
👉 Textiles – at the kerbside. Put them in a carrier bag and place in your green box for glass
👉 Electrical and electronic devices – small ones (kettles, electric toothbrushes, hairdryers, blenders etc and cables) are recyclable at the kerbside. Place in a carrier bag on top of your waste bin on your refuse collection day
Find out more about recycling: www.fdean.gov.uk/bins-and-recycling/
If you have other items that you’re not sure how to dispose of, the Gloucestershire Waste Wizard can help: www.gloucestershirerecycles.com/waste-wizard/ ... See MoreSee Less
Fly-tipping is not only an eyesore – it also poses a serious risk to people, wildlife, and the environment.
Fly-tips can:
🚑 Block roads and pathways, potentially delaying emergency vehicles
🐟 Contaminate soil and water with toxic chemicals, poisoning aquatic life and endangering livestock and other animals
🌿 Damage ecosystems, attract pests and disrupt the balance of nature
If you see a fly-tip, please report it. Don’t assume someone else is dealing with it.
If the rubbish is on land under our control, it will be cleared and investigated. If it’s on un-adopted or private land, we may investigate if evidence is found.
Fly-tippers face a £400 fixed penalty notice – whether they dumped the rubbish or someone else did on their behalf. This can be increased to an unlimited fine if convicted in Crown Court.
Find out more and report a fly-tip: www.fdean.gov.uk/flytipping ... See MoreSee Less