The Essex County Council (Jasmine Place, Nazeing) (Epping Forest District) (20mph Zone) Order 2026 (TRAF/8866)
Notice is hereby given that Essex County Council has made the above Order under Sections 84(1)(a) and (2) and Part III of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended). With effect from 10th September 2026.
Effect of The Order: Implement: ‘a ‘20mph Zone’ on the following length of road, in the District of Epping Forest:
Jasmine Place – From its junction with Pecks Hill generally east for its entire length including side roads and turning heads.
See attached Public Notice for further information.
Time to Power Up your food recycling
What you do with the food you throw away makes a lot of difference. That’s why we have partnered with councils across Essex to launch the ‘Power Up’ campaign. This aims to help around 400,000 households make better use of their free weekly food recycling service.
Households, with wheeled general rubbish bins, will get:
- a free one-off roll of compostable food caddy liners
- an information leaflet full of tips and tricks about food recycling
- a reminder sticker, placed on their general rubbish bin
All food can be recycled. Although households in Essex have weekly food waste collection, 30% of general rubbish is still food. Any food in your general rubbish bin could be sat there for 2 weeks before collection, which can cause unpleasant odours. One of the best things about food recycling is that all food can be recycled, just remember to remove the packaging first.
To find out more about the ‘Power Up’ campaign and recycling your food, visit the Love Essex website.
To check your bin collection day and what goes in each bin, visit our recycling and rubbish pages.