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Bin and bulky waste collections
Bin and bulky waste collections. Collecting rubbish and recycling bins from your house is the responsibility of your district or borough council.
Review of Nottinghamshire recycling facilities to ensure they meet ...
Nottinghamshire County Council has today, 5 January 2022, approved carrying out a Strategic Review of the recycling centre network across Nottinghamshire to ensure it continues to meet the increasing needs of the county’s growing population.
Residents urged to have their say on new Waste Plan
Residents living in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire are being encouraged to have their say on a new waste plan which will encourage waste to be treated as sustainably as possible.
Concrete (mixed or powder)
Concrete (mixed or powder) Residents are permitted to dispose of small quantities of concrete (mixed or powder) at any of our recycling centres, in line with our DIY acceptance criteria (see below).. Larger scale DIY jobs, renovations or refurbishments are not minor repairs and waste generated by such projects are not accepted at recycling centres even if you carry them out yourself to your ...
Highways Improvement Plan
Highways Improvement Plan. The draft Highways Improvement Plan was created using the recommendations identified by the cross-party highways review panel.. The recommendations were developed over a series of five meetings, with input from a significant Local Government Association (LGA) peer review and external input from industry sector experts WSP.
Paint - Nottinghamshire County Council
Paint. Tins of paint should never be put in your bin at home unless they are empty or contain only solid dried-up paint residue. When tins of liquid paint are crushed in the back of a rubbish truck the paint can spill onto the street and cause problems.
Knives - Nottinghamshire County Council
Knives. Knives should be securely wrapped and handed to a member of staff at one of our recycling centres for safe disposal.. Is this item taken at a recycling centre? Yes
Sofas and armchairs
Sofas and armchairs. Some charities will accept sofas and armchairs that are in a good condition and have their fire safety labels in place. If you wish to dispose of them at your local recycling centre please ensure that they remain in one piece and are not cut up.
New Waste Local Plan
New Waste Local Plan. Nottinghamshire County Council and Nottingham City Council are working together to prepare a new Waste Local Plan which will replace the previous Adopted Waste Local Plan (2002) and the Waste Core Strategy (2013).. The new Waste Local Plan will provide the future planning strategy for waste management in Nottinghamshire and Nottingham until 2038 and will aim to provide ...
Road maintenance - Nottinghamshire County Council
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Care - Nottinghamshire County Council
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Bathroom suites
Bathroom suites. If residents have removed a bathroom suite from their property they are permitted to dispose of small quantities of this waste at any of our recycling centres, in line with our DIY acceptance criteria (see below).. Larger scale DIY jobs, renovations or refurbishments are not minor repairs and waste generated by such projects are not accepted at recycling centres even if you ...
Young artists inspire a more sustainable Christmas in Nottinghamshire
Councillor Neil Clarke MBE, Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment at Nottinghamshire County Council said: “Over the festive period, as a nation, we produce roughly 30% more waste than during the rest of the year. We are hoping that our competition will help to raise awareness of the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling as much as we can over Christmas, and indeed for the rest ...
Go Green for September is back for 2022! - Nottinghamshire County Council
Building on the success of last year’s Go Green for September campaign, Nottinghamshire County Council and its waste and recycling partner Veolia will be pulling out all the stops over the next month in a bid to improve recycling habits across the county.
2015-16 Waste Reduction Reuse Recycling and Composting Plan
4 Figure 4 Recycling and Composting Plan 9. Under the EU Waste Framework Directive, there is a statutory target for the United Kingdom to recycle/compost at least 50% of household waste by 2020.
Sheds - Nottinghamshire County Council
Sheds. Use the wood and timber skip at recycling centres for wooden sheds and the scrap metal skip for metal sheds.. If you are hiring a van to transport your own household waste to a recycling centre, you must arrange temporary access.. Is this item taken at a recycling centre?
Book a slot to visit West Bridgford Recycling Centre
Book a slot to visit West Bridgford Recycling Centre. From 1 November 2021 you will no longer be required to make a booking to use this site. Find out more.
Glassware (drinking glasses, dishes etc) - Nottinghamshire County Council
Glassware (drinking glasses, dishes etc) If the items are in good condition you could donate them to a charity shop, otherwise you can place them in your waste wheeled bin.. Please do not put these glass items into bottle banks as they are often made from a different type of glass, eg Pyrex, white opaque glass, crystal etc that may contaminate the recycling process.
Tree roots - Nottinghamshire County Council
Tree roots. Please ensure the root is no more than 6 inches in diameter. Some garden waste can be composted at home. For more details visit the Nottinghamshire Get Composting website to find out how you can purchase subsidised compost equipment, or the Recycle Now website.. Some district councils offer a garden waste collection which they may charge for.
Radiators - Nottinghamshire County Council
Radiators. Residents are permitted to dispose of a single radiator at any of our recycling centres, provided they have replaced the radiator themselves in their own property.This is in line with our DIY acceptance criteria (see below). DIY waste acceptance criteria