I need to understand Worcester City Council's kerbside recycling rules. First, tell me the exact name of the page where I can check my bin collection day using my postcode. Second, provide a detailed list of all plastic items that *can* be recycled in the green bin, and specifically state two types of plastic that are *not* accepted.
Navigate to worcester.gov.uk. Click on the 'Residents' dropdown menu. Locate and click on the 'Waste and Recycling' link. On the 'Recycling and Waste' page, click on the 'Find your bin collection day' link. Identify the exact name of the page that allows users to check their collection day by postcode. Go back to the 'Recycling and Waste' page. Click on the 'Household Recycling' link. Scroll down to view the 'Plastic bottles and containers' section of the recycling table. List all the specific plastic items mentioned that can be recycled. Identify and state two types of plastic that are explicitly *not* accepted for kerbside recycling.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Recycling and Waste' page. The agent correctly identifies the page for checking bin collection days as 'Bin Round Lookup'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Household Recycling' page. The agent lists the following plastic items as recyclable: drinks bottles, milk/juice bottles, detergent/fabric conditioner bottles, cleaning/bleach bottles, toiletry bottles, takeaway containers, yogurt pots, margarine/ice cream tubs, fruit/vegetable punnets, plastic meat/fish trays, cream/custard pots, cake/pastry trays, and egg boxes. The agent correctly states that 'black plastic' and 'polystyrene' are not accepted for kerbside recycling.