The survey to decide on which recycling container you would like to use in future closes this Sunday.

North West Leicestershire District Council (NWLDC) is asking residents to review three options.

A consultation HERE will run until Sunday, while the authority continues to review how recycling and waste collection is carried out across the district.

Most residents in the district currently use separate wheelie bins for rubbish and garden waste, a box for plastics and cans, another for glass, bags for paper and bags for card.

The existing system has been in place for 20 years and has seen the council make up to £1 million a year from selling separated recycling materials.

NWLDC is asking residents for their views on these options:

• Two bins – Two wheelie bins for separated recycling
• Stackable recycling trolley – Three separate boxes stacked on a wheeled frame, residents would be issued with two of these
• A Quatro bin – A wheelie bin separated into four sections for different types of recycling.

For more information on the three options and to complete the survey, visit www.nwleics.gov.uk/binreview

The three options are available to view at the Customer Centre on Belvoir Road in Coalville until this Friday.