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Recent News
- The Metal Man April 6, 2020
- Beacons at Brownstown Head April 3, 2020
- Covid-19: Ireland launches “The Community Call” in major nationwide volunteering effort April 3, 2020
- SCOOP THE POOP – Dog Dirt Causes Disease April 3, 2020
- Age Action and Irish Red Cross launch COVID-19 Hardship Fund April 2, 2020
- Survey of voluntary, community and sporting groups April 1, 2020
- Survey of voluntary, community and sporting groups April 1, 2020
- EIRE signs during “The Emergency” March 31, 2020
- Free Parking available for Essential and Front-line services March 31, 2020
- Clarification on the operation of Planning System during COVID-19 Emergency March 31, 2020
- Business Continuity Voucher with LEO Waterford March 31, 2020
- Dedicated Waterford Community Response Forum helpline now available March 30, 2020
- Waterford Integrated Homeless Services update March 30, 2020
- Waterford City & County Council Services update March 30, 2020
- Waterford Dog Shelter closed until further notice March 30, 2020
Category Archives: Environmental Campaigns
SCOOP THE POOP – Dog Dirt Causes Disease
Dog dirt is smelly, sticky, disgusting and can cause disease. It should not be left for others to take care of in public places. The Litter Pollution Acts 1997 – 2009 require dog owners to clean-up after their pets foul … Continue reading
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Advice for dealing with Household Waste if you test positive
Please follow the guidelines on MyWaste Ireland for handling personal or household rubbish, including how to properly maintain your bins. If you are tested COVID-19 postive, put all your personal rubbish (waste) such as gloves, masks, wipes, tissues etc. into … Continue reading
REMINDER: Schools Competition from “The Let Dandelions Bee” campaign
The Let Dandelions Bee campaign wants you to give the mower a rest for just a short few weeks while the dandelions bloom this Spring. @BioDataCentre says dandelions are our wild bees’ most favourite food! Wild bees do most of … Continue reading
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Free saplings for National Tree Week 2020
Free saplings for National Tree Week 2020 Tree Council of Ireland and Coillte are again partnering for National Tree Week which takes place 21st – 27th March 2020 and this year’s theme is “Healthy Trees Healthy Planet”. This is to promote tree health … Continue reading
Schools Competition from “The Let Dandelions Bee” campaign
The Let Dandelions Bee campaign wants you to give the mower a rest for just a short few weeks while the dandelions bloom this Spring. @BioDataCentre says dandelions are our wild bees’ most favourite food! Wild bees do most of … Continue reading
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Relocation of Bring Site Facility at Millar’s Marsh
Waterford City & County Council wishes to advise that for operational reasons, the Bottle Banks & Textile Banks have been relocated from Millar’s Marsh to Waterside Car Park. No Waste Is To Be Deposited At the Old Location. Offenders Will … Continue reading
Waterford Council ends Single Use Plastics
A Single Use Plastics Policy was adopted at the recent meeting of the Plenary Council on 13th February. This policy will result in the elimination of single use plastics from all Council buildings, hired venues, catering and all events organised … Continue reading
Anti-Litter and Anti-Graffiti Awareness Grant 2020
Waterford City and Council invites submissions from community groups, youth groups, schools or other community development organisations, based in County Waterford, who are interested in receiving funding for public education and awareness initiatives regarding litter or graffiti. Is your group … Continue reading
Celebrate World Wetlands Day this Sunday, February 2nd
World Wetlands Day occurs annually on February 2nd, marking the date of the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands signed in Ramsar, Iran on February 2 in 1971. It was established to raise awareness about the value of wetlands for … Continue reading