You will need to book a time slot each time you visit.
- 1 visit per day
- 26 visits per year for cars
- 10 visits per year for vans
If you are visiting in a car, you can use your allowance flexibly but cannot visit more than once per day.
If you are visiting in a van or a car with a trailer, you can only book 1 visit per month.
Vehicles you can bring to recycling centres Recycling centres are at
Lamby Way and
Bessemer Close.
We do not accept mixed bags of general waste at our recycling centres. This type of waste should be put out in your black bin, or red striped bags for kerbside collection.
If you use all kerbside recycling services available and our hygiene collection service for nappies and incontinence waste this will minimise the amount of general waste you produce.
Please try to recycle as much as you can in your food caddy and recycling bags. If you are unable to manage with your general waste allowance, we offer an additional paid collection, or you can use a private waste contractor. You will need to make sure they are a registered waste carrierExternal link opens in a new window.
You can take most items to both centres. Please check before visiting.
- Batteries
- Bikes
- Car batteries
- Cardboard
- Carpets
- Computers
- Fluorescent tubes and lightbulbs
- Fridges or Freezers
- Garden and household chemicals- these must be clearly labelled.
- Garden waste
- Gas bottles
- Hard Plastic
- Large electrical items, such as dishwashers, washing machines etc
- Mattresses
- Media (books and CDs)
- Mobile phones
- Paint
- Plasterboard (must be broken up)
- Rubble and hardcore (including soil) - maximum of 6 20KG bags. Bags must be tipped into the skip, and then taken home
- Scrap metal
- Sheets of glass
- Small electrical appliances, such as kettles, toasters, games consoles
- Televisions and Monitors
- Tetra Pak
- Textiles and shoes
- Tyres (Lamby Way only)
- UPVC windows (Lamby Way only)
- Used engine oil
- Vegetable or cooking oil
- Wood
Non-recyclable waste
If you have items that we cannot recycle you can bring them to the site.
Before putting them in the skip our site attendants will need to confirm that your items are non-recyclable. We recommend you use clear bags or a container to help with this process. If you need to use bags to transport the items, you will need to open them to show our staff. You must not use Council issued green bags.
Examples of the material that can be put into our non-recyclable waste skip include:
- Pet waste for example cat litter or animal bedding
- Blinds
- Divan bed
- Garden furniture
- Polystyrene
- Thin plastic film packaging
- Mirrors
- Sofas and armchairs
- Wallpaper
- Baby items for example car seats, highchairs, prams or pushchairs
- Video or cassette tapes
If you are unsure, please ask our staff. If we do not offer a recycling service to dispose of an item, you will be able to put it in the non-recyclable waste skip.