Bracken Isle
Island collection area
Iain keeps each material separate and safe for the trip back to the mainland.
DraftA made-up place
Who works here
What happens here
The island’s recycling waits here, each material in its own bay, until Eddie’s weekly island run.
Then it goes back on the ferry to the mainland, kept separate and secure for the trip. Places that need a longer journey often gather loads first, like a transfer station does.
This part is how it works in real life. Source: Veolia, transfer stations in Birmingham.
Stories here
A delayed crossingWhen the ferry is late, waste is stored safely and the plan changes.Read nowThe busy week planThe island plans for busy times and quiet times.Read nowThe secure loadDifferent materials are kept apart and moved safely by the right people.Read nowDraft, 21 October 2026. Gullbrae is made up, and its bins are not your council’s. The words and pictures are not yet reviewed by an educator.