Monday – Sunday: 8am to 6pm
Christmas Day – Closed
New Years Day – Closed
Bredbury Park Way,
Bredbury Park Industrial Estate,
Bredbury,
SK6 2SN
If you live in Greater Manchester (Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside or Trafford) you can use any of our household waste recycling centres free of charge for waste and recycling from your home. This includes waste from normal day-to-day household activities and DIY projects. If you live in Wigan, please use the recycling centres managed by Wigan council.
Please wear suitable footwear and clothing whilst visiting recycling centres. Gloves and enclosed footwear can help to prevent cuts and injuries.
Please note: You will need to apply for a permit account 2 working days before your first visit.
Car
Vans and twin axle trailers
Pick up trucks
The number of times you can visit the recycling centres in a year, depends on the type of vehicle you are using:
This includes: disability-adapted vehicles, SUVs, people carriers with multiple seats, bicycles, cargo bikes and bikes with a cargo trailer:
You must apply for a van permit if you are coming to the recycling centre in a van, hire van, pick-up truck, or with a twin axle trailer.
Please note: You will need to apply for a permit account 2 working days before your first visit.
To help us monitor the number of visits, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and CCTV is used at the all recycling centres.
Please make sure you separate your waste and recycling so you can put them in the right container when you arrive.
Please check our A-Z recycling guide for a full list of what you can take.
You can take hardcore and rubble from DIY projects to a recycling centre. You are limited to the amount of rubble you can take in one visit. The limit is five (900mm x 600mm) rubble sacks per visit.
Renew is an ambitious and unique project which aims to create value from waste to benefit Greater Manchester. It’s a joint initiative between R4GM & SUEZ UK. We take items donated at recycling centres across Greater Manchester, then we repair and renew them at our Renew Hub, ready to be resold to a new home. Browse our wide range of pre-loved items by visiting our Renew Shops or eBay page.
Money raised by the shops will go to support local communities through two Greater Manchester initiatives. Each year money raised through sales made in the Renew shops will be donated to Greater Manchester Mayor’s Charity and Recycle for Greater Manchester Community Fund.
You can now donate a range of unwanted items at all recycling centres across Greater Manchester (except Reliance Street) to help stock our new Renew shops selling pre-loved household items at affordable prices, for more information visit our Renew page
*Any upholstered furniture must have the fire label attached
*Any children’s toys must have the CE or UKCA mark
*Any glass items must have the kite mark
*Items should be in good visual condition
There is no pedestrian access at the household waste recycling centres. Residents without access to a vehicle can go to the entrance of the Recycling centre with a small amount of recycling or waste and hand it to a member of the SUEZ staff.