Users of the High Peak's two household waste recycling centres are being encouraged to have their say on how they can be improved.
The borough's centres are based on Melandra Road in Glossop (pictured) and at Waterswallows in the Fairfield area of Buxton.
Derbyshire County Council, which runs the centres, have launched a consultation - which runs until Monday 13 September.
A county council spokesperson said: "We'd like residents to complete a short online survey to highlight what they like and what they think needs improving at our sites.
"The results from this consultation will be presented to the Waste Contract Management Board and will be used to continue increasing customer satisfaction and maintaining the high standards achieved."
People can find out more, including how to take part, on the county council website at https://crowd.in/aVmmAp.
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