Bins will be collected as normal over the jubilee bank holiday weekend across Great Yarmouth after crews opted to work.
A spokesman for Great Yarmouth Borough Council said: "The crews were given the option to either work the bank holiday or catch up over the two following Saturdays - they decided to work the bank holiday.
"They do get paid overtime for working bank holidays, but they also get paid overtime for working on Saturdays so the cost is the same."
The spokesman confirmed that for the week starting Monday, May 30 there would be no changes and bins would be collected on their normal days, including the two bank holidays.
Meanwhile, in honour of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and 140 years of the town hall building, a staff celebration was being held on Tuesday May 31, when the council's offices and phone lines were due to be closed between 12.45pm and 1.45pm.
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