Chargeable waste and guidelines for permit holders

Van, pickup and trailer waste permit

Chargeable waste and guidelines for permit holders


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Materials you can bring

Permit holders can bring any materials that are regarded as chargeable waste.

Cost for chargeable waste

The costs for chargeable waste can be found on our waste we charge for at community recycling centre page.

Bringing chargeable waste to a CRC

Any loose chargeable waste such as soil and other similar materials should be brought in bags.  Plasterboard or larger items such as toilets or concrete posts can be brought in whole.

Mixed load of waste will need to be disposed of in the correct areas of the CRC. If you have waste that is non-chargeable you will be asked to take this home with you.

Trade waste is not permitted

Van, pickup and trailer permit holders can only bring waste from their own homes to the CRC.

Disposal of some DIY waste

The council is not legally obliged to accept any waste from construction, alteration or repair of homes and gardens at its CRCs. DIY waste like wood, brought in vans, pickups and trailers can be greater quantities and therefore more costly to dispose of. Check the list of chargeable waste you can bring to a CRC before travelling.

A permit is for household waste only. If you are planning home improvements that will generate a variety of waste, you may want to consider alternative disposal options such as hiring a skip.



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