The council has undertaken a survey to determine the extent of properties affected by flood water and is making arrangements to assist affected residents with the disposal of flood damaged possessions.
Assistance will start tomorrow afternoon (Friday 29th January, between 2pm & 5pm) and continue over the weekend on Saturday and Sunday (8am-4pm). There will also be further assistance during the following week and weekend to assist residents who are waiting for insurance assessments etc.
If your home is in the affected areas of Highland Close, Drummau Road, Sunnyland Crescent, Dynevor Road and Jubilee Crescent please e-mail Environment@npt.gov.uk to let us know that you have put flood damaged waste out for collection, or to let us know when you intend to put waste out for collection, so the council’s waste section knows to call and collect it.
The council has allocated vehicles for this purpose, operating outside of the regular kerbside waste collection rounds. Over the weekend, flood affected residents will also have the option to ‘flag down’ a passing crew if the opportunity arises but you will not be able to do this with our regular waste collection vehicles.
Waste collections cannot be arranged for Goshen Park for the time being.
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