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Mansfield Recycling Centre - Nottinghamshire County Council
What you can take. View a list of common waste items and whether they're accepted at our recycling centres.. This site does not accept plasterboard. Disabled access. If you have a disability which makes it difficult for you to climb stairs, you may find this site a little easier to use as it does not have steps or elevated ramps that some of the other sites have.
Giltbrook Recycling Centre - Nottinghamshire County Council
Back to: Recycling centre details. Giltbrook Recycling Centre Opening times. Recycling centres are open every day of the year except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
Kirkby Recycling Centre
Back to: Recycling centre details. Kirkby Recycling Centre Opening times. Recycling centres are open every day of the year except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
Glass bottles and jars
Glass bottles and jars . All glass bottles and jars including those from food, drink, medicines and toiletries can be recycled at any recycling centre.. District councils provide bottle banks for the separate recycling of clear, green and brown glass bottles and jars.Please do not mix the colours.
Clothing and textiles
Clothing and textiles. Clothing and textiles disposed of at recycling centres that are in a good clean condition will be sent for reuse.. They can also be donated to charity shops or put in textile banks that some district councils provide.. Please do not put any clothing or other textiles in your recycling wheeled bin.
Warsop Recycling Centre
Back to: Recycling centre details. Warsop Recycling Centre Opening times. Recycling centres are open every day of the year except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
Bilsthorpe Recycling Centre - Nottinghamshire County Council
Back to: Recycling centre details. Bilsthorpe Recycling Centre Opening times. Recycling centres are open every day of the year except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
Waste disposal information for businesses - Nottinghamshire County Council
Waste disposal information for businesses. It is your duty of care to deal responsibly with any waste your business produces. It begins from the moment the waste is produced to when it's received by a licensed waste facility.
Recycling centres - Nottinghamshire County Council
Recycling centre details; Using our recycling centres; Register or update your details for using our recycling centres; What you can take to our recycling centres; Use our recycling centres as a charity; Book an appointment to collect free paint
Beeston Recycling Centre
What you can take. View a list of common waste items and whether they're accepted at our recycling centres.. Facilities also exist at this site for paint reuse as part of the Community RePaint Scheme.. Disabled access. If you have a disability which makes it difficult for you to climb stairs, you may find this site a little easier to use as it does not have steps or elevated ramps that some of ...
Calverton Recycling Centre - Nottinghamshire County Council
What you can take. View a list of common waste items and whether they're accepted at our recycling centres.. Facilities also exist at this site for paint reuse as part of the Community RePaint Scheme.. Disabled access. If you have a disability which makes it difficult for you to climb stairs, you may find this site a little easier to use as it does not have steps or elevated ramps that some of ...
Electrical appliances
Electrical appliances. If your electrical appliance is still in good working order, you could donate it to a furniture reuse group such as the Furniture Re-use Network or Freecycle.. Alternatively, you could use a retailer take back scheme if you are purchasing a new appliance or contact your district council who can offer a chargeable bulky waste collection.
Hucknall Recycling Centre
What you can take. View a list of common waste items and whether they're accepted at our recycling centres.. Disabled access. If you have a disability which makes it difficult for you to climb stairs, you may find this site a little easier to use as it does not have steps or elevated ramps that some of the other sites have.
Batteries - Nottinghamshire County Council
Batteries. Used batteries including mobile phone batteries, rechargeable batteries, cordless tool batteries and vehicle batteries are all accepted at recycling centres.. Some district councils also provide a collection for smaller used household batteries from your home.. Is this item taken at a recycling centre?
Mattresses - Nottinghamshire County Council
Mattresses. If you are hiring a van to transport your own household waste to a recycling centre, you must arrange temporary access.. Alternatively, you could hire a skip or contact your district council who may offer a chargeable bulky waste collection.. Is this item taken at a recycling centre?
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.
Recycle right this New Year to support Nottinghamshire charity
Veolia, Nottinghamshire County Council’s recycling and waste partner, is donating to local charity Headway Nottingham each time residents use the free Recycling Checker in January, with a commitment of up to £1,000.
Tyres - Nottinghamshire County Council
Tyres. Car tyres cannot be taken to recycling centres and they should not be put in your waste wheeled bin. Most car repair garages will take your old tyres when they are replacing them with new ones.
Book an appointment to collect free paint
Book an appointment to collect free paint. Charities and community groups from Nottinghamshire, Nottingham City and surrounding counties can collect unwanted household paint for reuse free of charge from Beeston, Calverton, Newark or Warsop recycling centres, as part of the Community RePaint Nottinghamshire scheme.. Nottinghamshire residents can book an appointment at the same recycling centres.
Trade waste - Nottinghamshire County Council
Trade waste. If you pay for work to be carried out in your home or garden, the waste that's created is the legal responsibility of the tradesperson you have employed to arrange for it to be removed and disposed of.. The cost of them removing this waste should be included and agreed in the quote they provide you before the work begins.