Bank holiday refuse collections in May

Collection days for households and businesses during the bank holiday periods.

To minimise disruption to collections during the May bank holidays, our crews will be working on 9th and 30th May.

This will enable collections to return to normal as quickly as possible.

Early May Bank Holiday collection days
Monday 4 May (Bank Holiday) >> Tuesday 5 May
Tuesday 5 May >> Wednesday 6 May
Wednesday 6 May >> Thursday 7 May
Thursday 7 May >> Friday 8 May
Friday 8 May >> Saturday 9 May

Late May Bank Holiday collection days
Monday 25 May (Bank Holiday) >> Tuesday 26 May
Tuesday 26 May >> Wednesday 27 May
Wednesday 27 May >> Thursday 28 May
Thursday 28 May >> Friday 29 May
Friday 29 May >> Saturday 30 May

Please leave your rubbish out for collection by 6am, near your front gate, but not on the pavement.

Bank holiday refuse collections

Collection days for households and businesses during the bank holiday periods.

To minimise disruption to collections during Easter and the May bank holidays, our crews will be working on Saturday 4 and 11 April, and 9 and 30 May.

This will enable collections to return to normal as quickly as possible.
Easter collection days
Friday 3 April (Good Friday) >> Saturday 4 April
Monday 6 April (Easter Monday) >> 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

Early May Bank Holiday collection days
Monday 4 May (Bank Holiday) >> Tuesday 5 May
Tuesday 5 May >> Wednesday 6 May
Wednesday 6 May >> Thursday 7 May
Thursday 7 May >> Friday 8 May
Friday 8 May >> Saturday 9 May

Late May Bank Holiday collection days
Monday 25 May (Bank Holiday) >> Tuesday 26 May
Tuesday 26 May >> Wednesday 27 May
Wednesday 27 May >> Thursday 28 May
Thursday 28 May >> Friday 29 May
Friday 29 May >> Saturday 30 May

Please leave your rubbish out for collection by 6am, near your front gate, but not on the pavement.

M25 closure Friday to Monday

When is the M25 section being closed?

The section will be closed in both directions from 9pm on Friday July 12 to 6am on Monday July 15 between junctions 10 and 11. The first of these intersects with the A3 and junction 11 intersects with the A320.
Two further closures are scheduled for later in the year, although the dates have not yet been disclosed.
Travel advice
National Highways is once again recommending drivers either skip their trip entirely or follow the designated detours.
“Only travel if necessary. We’re grateful to all drivers who avoided previous closures and completed their journeys in other ways. We urge you to do the same again.
“If you do travel, expect delays and please leave a lot of extra time for your journey.”
Diversion route
The diversion route is the same whether you are going from junction 10 to 11 or 11 to 10.
To go from junction 10 to junction 11, motorists are advised to use the northbound A3 to Painshill junction, A245 towards Woking and finally the A320 to junction 11.
To go from junction 11 to junction 10 use the A320 south towards Woking, A245 towards Byfleet and Painshill junction and then the southbound A3 to junction 10.
Jonathan Wade, National Highways senior project manager, said: “The previous two closures have gone well with significant progress being made during both.
“We would urge all drivers to follow the official diversion route as this is the best chance of reaching your destination in good time.
“Please ignore your satnavs and follow our diversion route instead.”

100 years of Ickenham tomorrow

from Ickenham Residents’ Association

just a quick reminder that our celebratory exhibition will be taking place this Saturday (8th) in the village hall
please come and join us to look back and forward on all things Ickenham
free entry
for those who have already expressed an interest our centenary booklet will be on sale here and at our stand on village day in Milton Court on 15th
We look forward to welcoming you on Saturday