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Home / Environment / York Garden Waste Fees Rise to £52 Amid Funding Gap

York Garden Waste Fees Rise to £52 Amid Funding Gap

4 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Garden waste collection fees in York will increase by £3.
  • The City of York Council faces a £175,000 shortfall for the service.
  • New charges aim to cover costs and prevent cuts to other services.
York Garden Waste Fees Rise to £52 Amid Funding Gap

The City of York Council has decided to implement a £3 increase in its annual garden waste collection fees, bringing the total charge to £52 per year. This decision, effective from January, aims to bridge a significant £175,000 shortfall in the service's operational budget. The council highlighted that the service requires approximately £2.1 million to run, with current charges only generating just over £1.9 million.

This necessary adjustment is presented as a measure to ensure the service's continuation without necessitating cuts to other essential public services. However, the move has drawn criticism, with some councillors arguing that the increased fees disproportionately affect low-income households, potentially creating a two-tier system. The service, which was previously free, introduced fees last August at £46.50.

More than 60% of eligible households have subscribed to the service, which runs fortnightly from March to December. The council also noted that the service is expanding to include new housing developments. Environment executive member Jenny Kent pointed out that over 70% of English councils now charge for garden waste collection, a service that is not legally mandated.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The fees are increasing to cover a £175,000 shortfall in the service's budget and avoid cuts to other council services.
Starting January, the annual fee will be £52, an increase from the previous £49 charge.
Liberal Democrat leader Nigel Ayre and Conservative group leader Chris Steward have voiced opposition to the increase.

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