Festive bin collections PROPOSALS to move from a three weekly to a four weekly collection of black bin rubbish have been dumped out of Powys Council’s 2021/22 budget. The idea was part of a package of cuts and savings proposals in the draft Powys County Council budget worth a total of £11.828 million. In total the cuts and savings expected from the Highways, Transport and Recycling Service total £980,000, and the change in collection would potentially have saved £50,000. But at a meeting of the economy, residents communities and governance scrutiny committee on Thursday, January 28, head of highways Matt Perry, explained research would be needed on what other waste could be taken out of the black bin for recycling before the authority could “consider the frequency” of collections.
thanks so much, al. let s get to the core of the apple story. we re told the announcement of a new generation iphone is expected next month. that s good, until you think about the potential cost, that s bad but what makes it better is this other rumor getting a lot of buzz an iphone trade-in program at apple stores. what could this mean? christine romans please tell us. it would be like i would take this iphone to an apple store and give me 250 bucks toward the purchase of the new. it would be like you go with your old car to buy a new car. maeshz take the old car in, trade up for the new car. there are other places that have done this but if apple can get in the game it could get their hands on the old phones they could repurpose them for the emerging markets, certified pre-own apple iphone perhaps and then they have you, the customer, right there in the store ready to do a trade-up why would apple start this service? i feel like they offered some service similar to this in the