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All Recycling Centres will remain open. For the latest information about recycling centres, please read all the information on the Recycling Centres Opening Times web page before you visit.
Closures will be a last resort and only if the number of staff fall below the level needed to safely open our recycling centres.
No, you can still visit the recycling centre without wearing a face covering, however the recycling centres can become busy especially at the weekends, wearing a face covering will help to stop the spread of coronavirus.
Government guidance has been updated recently which allows us to open recycling centres as long as its safe to operate them with COVID measures in place.
Yes, all recycling containers are open as normal.
Recycling centres are still open 7 days a week. For opening times visit, Recycling Centres Opening Times web page
Please check our A-Z recycling guide for a full list of what you can take.
If anyone in your household has Covid-19 symptoms, please dispose of your personal waste following Government guidance, this includes:
You can take household asbestos to a waste transfer facility.
Yes you can now use the recycling centres if you are in a van or have a trailer to dispose of household waste only. No trade waste is allowed.
If you have a vehicle over 2 metres high, you can visit a waste transfer facility to dispose of your waste and recycling.
You must bring and wear PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and provide a proof of address when you visit. For more information, visit how to dispose of household waste in a vehicle over 2 metres high.
Yes, furniture reuse containers are available at the following Recycling Centres:
Recycling Centre staff are wearing full face visors so they are now able to provide advice but they are NOT able to help you unload your vehicle. Please keep 2 metres apart from other site users and staff. Two people from the same household are allowed to leave their vehicle to unload large items only. All other passengers much remain in their vehicle. Please wash your hands when you return home.
Yes they do still apply. ANPR and CCTV is still be used to monitor the number of vehicles using the Recycling Centres. Any visits made before 1st April 2020 will not be counted towards your annual allowance for this year. Individual vehicle visit numbers will be monitored to identify any suspected trade waste abuse. Traders are not allowed to use the Recycling Centres.
Yes, if you can’t get to one of the Recycling Centres with a mattress recycling container, you can take it to your nearest Recycling Centre and put it in the general waste container. Please ask a member of the SUEZ staff who will advise you which container to put it in.
Yes, if the hire vehicle is under 2 metres high you can visit a Recycling Centre. Please make sure you bring the hire documents with you. You can only bring household waste, no trade waste is allowed.
If the hire vehicle is over 2 metres high you can visit a waste transfer facility to dispose of your waste and recycling. You must bring and wear PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and provide a proof of address when you visit. For more information, visit how to dispose of household waste in a vehicle over 2 metres high.
Plasterboard can be taken to either a household recycling centre or a waste transfer facility, depending on the size of your vehicle.
Asbestos can be taken to a waste transfer facility.
For more information, visit:
There are many licenced trade waste companies who will remove your waste for a charge. Please visit Dsposal. You could also contact your local council as many offer a bulky waste collection service or hire a skip to dispose of excess household waste.
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