Recycling bin

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This bin is for recyclable items. Rinse out all containers (no food bits please!). 

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The following materials are permitted to be put in your recycling bin:

  • green-tick.png All rigid disposable plastic containers from the kitchen, bathroom and laundry*
  • green-tick.png Glass bottles and jars
  • green-tick.png Aluminium cans
  • green-tick.png Steel cans
  • green-tick.png Milk cartons, Tetra Paks, and Poppers
  • green-tick.png Aerosol cans
  • green-tick.png Paper, newspapers, magazines
  • green-tick.png Cardboard

* Soft plastic items that can easily be squashed in your hand (i.e. plastic film and chip packet wrappers) cannot be recycled through the yellow recycling bin.

The following materials are NOT to be put in your recycling bin:

  • red-cross.png Plastic bags and soft plastics 
  • red-cross.png Bagged recycling  
  • red-cross.png Polystyrene (Styrofoam) 
  • red-cross.png Window or mirror glass
  • red-cross.png Plastic toys
  • red-cross.png Crockery or porcelain (plates and mugs)
  • red-cross.png Coffee cups and lids
  • red-cross.png Drinking glasses
  • red-cross.png Light bulbs
  • red-cross.png Pizza boxes (unless clean)
  • red-cross.png Meat trays
  • red-cross.png Bubble wrap
  • red-cross.png Wax-coated fruit boxes
  • red-cross.png Paint tins

More information on how to recycle tricky items can be found in the A-Z of Recycling.

Weight limit: 80Kg

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