Private and charity banks will not be affected

Most charities and businesses will still be able to continue with the services they provide, provided that they don’t directly involve tipping, storing or sorting materials in any way. While tipping services might not be available to those who recycle on their own property, the recycling program will not be impacted for most homeowners and residents.For Loughborough and thousands of other communities across the entire country, the annual curbside pick-up program has been a convenient and less expensive alternative to traditional recycling centers. Anchor Glass Container Group’s announcement has brought about a major shift in the UK recycling industry.Charity and private recycling firms have long been a part of the UK’s waste collection system the majority of which are run on a not-for-profit basis. After all they both depend on business from local residents as well as commercial ventures to keep afloat.A spokeswoman for recycling charity says “we have a six million pound contract with local government which is renewing annually and we’ve had no intimation at this stage that there will be any restrictions placed upon it.Last Thursday, March 2nd, 2017 the Pennsylvania Senate unanimously voted to strike down a law that only allowed curbside pick-up recycling services provided by local government.