Almost all of your clothes can be recycled. Even if they’re stained, ripped or past their best, they aren’t rubbish. Cotton on to recycling your clothes and shoes so you never need to bin them again
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Join our Education Team and take a tour of one of our sites. We have FREE open days in August at the materials recovery facility – see your recycling being sorted, or visit the Renew Hub, the UK largest reuse facility. We also offer free education sessions and tours all year round.
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If you are visiting your local Household Waste Recycling Centre to dispose of household waste using your own van, hire van, pick-up truck or a twin axle trailer you will need a permit. Applications can take 2 working days to process.
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There’s hidden batteries everywhere! We’re working with our partners Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service to remind you not to put any batteries in your bins at home.
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When you recycle your stuff in the correct bin at home, you’re part of the circular economy and #InTheLoop.
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Recycle for Greater Manchester (R4GM) work with local councils in Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside and Trafford, to inspire and encourage residents of Greater Manchester to manage their waste responsibly, helping residents to see the value of waste and the real benefits that can be achieved by wasting less, recycling more and recycling right.
Though part of Greater Manchester, Wigan administers its own waste disposal services.
Select your local council logo to find out about recycling in your area, and get helpful information for contacting your local council.
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Recycle for Greater Manchester is working with Recycle Your Electricals to encourage local residents to participate in The Great Cable Challenge – a nationwide campaign aimed at tackling the millions of cables sitting idle across UK households. The initiative is part of this year’s International E-Waste Day which is taking place on the 14th October.
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An immersive and eye-catching display has taken over a town centre’s shopping centre to encourage residents to think about how they get rid of their unwanted clothes.
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