Householders
can take bulky items, garden waste, electrical or electronic equipment, furniture and metals to be recycled
where practicable or otherwise disposed of.
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Opening times
The
household waste recycling centres (HWRCs) are open seven days a week at the following times:
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From
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To
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am
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pm
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March
1st
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March 31st
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8.00
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6.00
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April
1st
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September 30th
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8.00
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8.00
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October
1st
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October 31st
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8.00
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6.00
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November
1st
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February 28th/29th
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8.00
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4.00
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Closed
on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
The HWRCs are
open to householders to dispose of their own household and green garden rubbish.
Facilities
exist at these centres for the recycling of:
- Bric-a-brac
- Cans
- Cardboard
- Car
batteries
- Cookers
- Washing machines
- Garden waste
- Gas
cylinders
- General waste
- Glass
- Fridges
- Hardcore
- Newspapers/Magazines
- Oil
Metal
- Plastic bottles
- Textiles
- Wood
The
site also deals with the de-gassing of fridges and freezers.
Please
ask for help at the site if you’re uncertain what to do or you need help to lift or carry your waste.
You may find sites less busy on weekdays.
These
sites DO NOT accept asbestos, car tyres,
trade, commercial or industrial waste.
Remember
- It is illegal to dump waste at places other than within the skips provided at the Recycling Sites.
Trade and commercial waste is also not accepted!
Using the
Household Waste Centre
These sites can be very popular at weekends and bank holidays through
the summer, please follow the guidelines below:
- Please carry out the
site staff's instructions. It is in everybody's interest
to
pass through the site as quickly and simply as possible.
- Please
wait for your turn
at the relevant skip.
- The sites cannot
accept waste from businesses
or commercial properties and staff
are well within their rights to turn people away who they suspect fall into these categories.
- There
is a limit to the amount of rubble that will be accepted.
This is restricted to a couple of small bags of soil, a handful of bricks or a couple of slabs. Abuse
of this could result in eviction from the site.
If you require
information regarding the recycling scheme, please let us know by
completing the online form .
If
you need to report
any queries / concerns regarding the council bring sites (also known as paper,
cans & bottles recycling banks), please let us know by completing the online form.