Where can I take rubbish in Leeds?

Where can I take rubbish in Leeds?

Household waste recycling centres and tips

  • Kirkstall.
  • Meanwood.
  • Middleton.
  • Otley (Ellar Ghyll)
  • Pudsey.
  • Seacroft.
  • Wetherby (Thorp Arch)
  • Yeadon.

Can bubble wrap be recycled Leeds?

Bubble wrap can be recycled in your green bin. Carrier bags, bread bags, toilet and kitchen roll wrappers, and stretchy fresh or frozen fruit and vegetable bags can all be recycled in your green bin. Check out the Council’s plastic recycling page for all the other plastic items that can be recycled in Leeds.

Where can I recycle books in Leeds?

Most of the following organisations will collect re-usable items from your home for free.

  • Emmaus Leeds.
  • Leeds and Moortown Furniture Store.
  • Martin House.
  • Revive Leeds.
  • SLATE.
  • St Gemma’s Hospice.
  • St Luke’s Cares.
  • St Vincent de Paul Society.

What Colour bin is recycling Leeds?

Green
Black – General waste. Green – Mixed recycling. Brown – Garden waste. Food waste bins (in south-east Leeds and Rothwell only).

Can I dispose of a sofa at the tip?

Commonly referred to as the tip, local recycling centres are designed to be more than just a place for you to ‘get rid’ of your rubbish. As well as general household waste, you’ll be able to take larger furniture pieces like sofas or dining sets as well as mattresses, carpets and cardboard.

Can I recycle old Tupperware?

Plastic food storage containers and lids-such as Tupperware containers-that have the 1 or 2 recycling symbol on the bottom are accepted in almost all local recycling programs, provided they are empty, clean and dry. Most recycling programs also accept #5 plastics.

Can butter containers be recycled?

Yogurt and butter tubs They are often recyclable curbside, but not always. Check locally. Clean tubs before placing in the bin. These containers are usually marked with a 5 inside a triangle.

Can you put glass bottles in recycling bin Leeds?

Glass can be recycled at over 700 recycling banks across the city. Your nearest bottle bank is closer than you think – download the Leeds Bins app on the Google Play store or the Apple App storeto find your nearest, or use our map . If that isn’t an option, put the glass in your black bin.

Which bin does polystyrene go in Leeds?

Polystyrene is a type of plastic which is not commonly recycled. Most people readily recognise expanded polystyrene which is sometimes used for take-away food containers and to package white goods like microwaves. Expanded polystyrene should be placed in the waste bin.

How do I dispose of a fridge UK?

When you are looking to get rid to dispose of an old fridge, there are various ways you can do this, including:

  1. Donate or Sell It.
  2. Retailer Removal.
  3. Local Tip or Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC)
  4. Local Council.
  5. Registered Waste Carrier.

When is the best time to recycle in Leeds?

Our recycling sites tend to be quieter before 11am and after 3pm​. Don’t forget to bring your Leeds Resident Permit with you when you visit one of our recycling sites! You could be refused entry if you do not have a permit.

What is the waste strategy for Leeds?

The aim of the waste strategy for Leeds is to reduce the amount of waste we produce as a city and also, to support the ambition for Leeds to become carbon neutral by 2030. The last waste strategy for Leeds was published in 2006.

Can I use your recycling centres for trade waste?

You can only use our household waste recycling centres for household waste, not the disposal of trade waste. If you have trade waste to dispose of please see business waste. If you are a landlord, waste from your rented properties cannot be disposed of at a household waste centre and is classed as business waste.

What are the recycling centre opening times?

Our recycling centres are quieter before 11am and after 3pm​. You can find full opening times on the site pages. Don’t forget to bring your Leeds Resident Permit with you when you visit one of our recycling centres. You could be refused entry if you do not have a permit.

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