Bin collection days change from today for South Kesteven area

Monday, 15 September 2025 13:55

Source: South Kesteven District Council SKDC Facebook page

Bin collection dates across South Kesteven are changing from today, including in Stamford.

The council say they need to because of the growing number of houses in the district. Almost every household collection days are changing affecting all colours of wheelie, bin and sack collections too. SKDC say every household has been written to and are offering additional support over the next few weeks. They pick up 81,000 bins each week and you can find out how the changes affect you at https://www.southkesteven.gov.uk/binday

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