Left - Rob Murray, Chair of Trustees for Vigilance of Brixham and Richard Speckley, Commodore of Brixham Yacht Club, mark the signing of the lease
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Bin collections in Exeter will be affected over the Easter Bank Holiday period. Picture: Exeter City Council
Households across Exeter are being reminded that bin collections will be delayed by one day over the Easter Bank Holiday period, starting from Good Friday.
The shift affects all collections from Friday 3 April through to Saturday 11 April, with every round running a day later than usual due to the long weekend.
| Scheduled Collection Day | Revised Collection Day |
| Friday 3 April | Saturday 4 April |
| Monday 6 April | Tuesday 7 April |
| Tuesday 7 April | Wednesday 8 April |
| Wednesday 8 April | Thursday 9 April |
| Thursday 9 April | Friday 10 April |
| Friday 10 April | Saturday 11 April |
Normal collection days will resume from Monday 12 April.
Residents can check their individual bin collection dates at any time by visiting exeter.gov.uk/bincollections.
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