
ALT A cigarette butt stands upright on the left against a solid red background. Large bold white text at the top reads: “Ready to quit smoking?” Below in smaller bold text: “We’re here to help!” A rounded box in the center contains black text: “Free support at Smokefree Lancashire clinics. Book your slot today and start your journey to a healthier you.” Underneath is a list of locations: Stanleys Community Centre – Morecambe, Positive Futures – Lancaster, Marsh Community Centre – Lancaster, Skerton Community Centre – Lancaster, St Chad’s Church Hall – Lancaster, The Cornerstone – Lancaster, Bay Veterans Association – Morecambe. At the bottom of the image, white text on a red background reads: “Further clinics available across the district – visit Smokefree Lancashire for details. You could save an average of £172 a month by quitting! Support is also available for quitting vaping.”

ALT A cigarette butt standing upright against a solid red background. Large bold white text reads: “Ready to quit smoking?” Below, in smaller white text, is a list of locations: Stanleys Community Centre, Positive Futures – Lancaster, Marsh Community Centre – Lancaster, Skerton Community Centre – Lancaster, St Chad’s Church Hall – Lancaster, The Cornerstone – Lancaster, Bay Veterans Association – Morecambe. At the bottom, bold text reads: “Smokefree Lancashire Clinics.”

ALT A silver food waste external bin with a black handle is presented next to recycling wheelie bins by the kerb ready for collection with a house in the background. Did you know? 28% of the district's grey bin waste is made up of food waste.

ALT What can I put in my caddy? Place any raw or cooked food in your caddy, including the following: Bread, baked goods such as cake and pastries; dairy (such as eggs and cheese); fish (including bones); fruit and vegetables (such as carrot tops, banana or orange peel or apple cores); meat and bones; rice, pasta and beans; tea and coffee grounds; and plate scrapings.

ALT A promotional graphic encouraging people to quit smoking. On the left, there is a large image of a cigarette butt against a red background. On the right, bold white text reads: “Ready to quit smoking? We’re here to help!” Below, a beige box lists free support locations for Smokefree Lancashire clinics: Stanleys Community Centre – Morecambe, Positive Futures – Lancaster, Marsh Community Centre – Lancaster, Skerton Community Centre – Lancaster, St Chad’s Church Hall – Lancaster, The Cornerstone – Lancaster, and Bay Veterans Association – Morecambe. At the bottom, smaller text states: “Further clinics available across the district – visit Smokefree Lancashire for details. You could save an average of £172 a month by quitting! Support is also available for quitting vaping.

ALT New Year Bin Collections. There are no changes to collections on Monday 29th, Tuesday 30th or Wednesday 31st December, except for those in Bolton-le-Sands and Carnforth whose Wednesday collection will be rescheduled to Friday, 2nd January. Collections on Thursday, 1st December will be rescheduled to Friday 2nd January and collections on Friday 2nd January will be rescheduled to Saturday 3rd January. Workers collect recycling on a snowy street of houses whilst fireworks light up the sky.

ALT Christmas and New Year Bin Collections. Collections on Monday, 22 December rescheduled to Saturday, 20 December. Collections on Tuesday, 23 December rescheduled to Monday, 22 December. Collections on Wednesday, 24 December rescheduled to Tuesday, 23 December. Collections on Thursday, 25 December rescheduled to Wednesday, 24 December. Collections on Friday, 26 December rescheduled to Saturday, 27 December. No changes to collections on Monday 29th, Tuesday 30th December or Wednesday 31st December. Collections on Thursday, 1 January rescheduled to Friday, 2 January. Collections on Friday, 2 January rescheduled to Saturday, 3 January.












