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   Can I take household items to a recycling centre for free?

   • You can take many household items to a recycling centre for free. This includes: If you apply for a DIY waste permit, you can dispose of a certain amount of DIY waste for free. DIY waste refers to waste that is generated from work on your home or garden, including: Some of our centres also accept hazardous household waste, for example:

   What you can take to a household recycling centre

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   What items can I dispose of at a recycling centre?

   • See charges below. Hardcore, rubble, soil, ceramic bathroom items and plasterboard, which has arisen from DIY activities at your own home (not as a result of work by a tradesperson at your home) will be free to dispose of at recycling centre up to the following limits:

   What you can bring and charges - Suffolk Recycling

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   Where can I recycle & reuse household items?

   • Use our Waste Wizard to find out where you can recycle, reuse or repair household items. You can take many household items to a recycling centre for free. This includes: If you apply for a DIY waste permit, you can dispose of a certain amount of DIY waste for free.

   What you can take to a household recycling centre

   www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/waste-and-recycling/household-recycling-centres-permits-and-waste-facilities/what-you-can-take-to-a-household-recycling-centre/

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   What is a household recycling centre?

   • Our Household Recycling Centres are provided for waste created by Cambridgeshire residents in their own homes. They will not accept waste from: Visit our Household Recycling Centre Policies and Strategy page for further information. Waste is accepted at the site manager's discretion Car parts excluding tyres.

   What can I take to a Household Recycling Centre

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   How do I dispose of hazardous waste?

   • View disposing of hazardous waste. View our business waste and recycling service and fees. There are many ways to donate, reuse or dispose of DIY waste. Use the SCRAP code to make sure your waste is dealt with properly. You could: Find out what you can take to a household recycling centre, what is free to dispose of and when we may charge a fee.

   What you can take to a household recycling centre

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   Do recycling centres accept hazardous household waste?

   • View recycling centres that accept hazardous household waste. If you apply for a permit, you can visit a household recycling centre and dispose of either of the following for free: These are examples of total size. You can bring waste in smaller bags or broken up but the staff on site will have the final decision on what is accepted.

   What you can take to a household recycling centre

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2. www.gov.uk › dispose-household-wasteDispose of household waste - GOV.UK

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   You can: take your waste to your local recycling centre (or ‘tip’) - find a recycling centre by checking on your council’s website. take your waste to a permitted private waste...

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   There are many ways to donate, reuse or dispose of DIY waste. Use the SCRAP code to make sure your waste is dealt with properly. You could: Find out what you can take to a household recycling...

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   What you can bring to a Household Recycling Centre. Details on what you can and cannot bring to your local Household Recycling Centre. If you collect waste as part of a business or a fee is...

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   Coffee-pods, (both aluminium and plastic) are now accepted at all nine sites. Please deposit the pods individually, (not in bags). Watch a video of How your coffee pods are recycled...

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   DIY waste at Recycling Centres Anything classified as household waste from your home is accepted free of charge. Hardcore, rubble, soil, ceramic bathroom items and plasterboard are not classified as household waste, even when they are from your own home.

8. www.newport.gov.uk › recycling-and-waste › what-canWhat can I bring to the HWRC? | Newport City Council

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   Home. Recycling and waste. What can I bring to the HWRC? Some products have a charge that must be paid at the time of booking. If an item has a charge, it will say below. We no longer...

9. www.kent.gov.uk › environment-waste-and-planningFaversham Household Waste Recycling Centre - Kent County Council

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   Opening hours. Monday to Saturday: 8am to 4:30pm. Sunday and bank holidays: 9am to 4pm. Restrictions. Check what items you can bring to our site and what's chargeable. Residents who do not...