Temporary Closures Of Seater Landfill Site
14th February 2009
Temporary closure of Seater landfill site and the access road thereto due to essential repairs
Last 3 weekends in march 2009
Please note that essential repairs will be carried out on the access road to the above facility during the last 3 weekends in March.
The road will be closed from 2.00pm on the Friday afternoon and will re-open at 8.00am on the Monday morning during the following dates:-
13th March to 16th March
20th March to 23nd March
27th March to 30th March
Householders can take their waste and recyclate to the recycling centres at Thurso and Wick which will be open from 11am to 4.00pm on all of these dates
If you have any queries please contact 01955 641284.
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