Aerosol Cans (empty)

Put empty aerosol cans and spray cans in your yellow bin for recycling. If not…

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Aerosol Cans (not empty)

Please don’t place aerosol cans in your bin if they are not empty. This is…

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Aluminium Foil (clean)

If the aluminium foil is clean, scrunch it into a ball and place in your…

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Aluminium Foil (dirty)

Put in your red bin.

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Animal Carcass

Deceased animals cannot be placed in your household bins. If your pet has passed away,…

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Animal Droppings

Place animal waste in your green bin, but NOT if it is in a plastic,…

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Asbestos

Do not place asbestos in your household bins or out for bulky goods collection. Asbestos…

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Baby Wipes

All types of wipes must go in your red bin. This includes all wipes marked…

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Bag Ties

Put in your red bin.

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Baking Tray

Saucepans, pots and lids are classed as scrap metal (Pots or pans with a non-stick…

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Bandaids

Put in your red bin.

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Baskets (plastic)

Put in your red bin.

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Baskets (wicker)

Put in your red bin.

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Batteries

Do not place any type of battery in any household bin as they contain hazardous…

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Beer Bottles

Place it in your yellow bin for recycling. No need to wash them just make…

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Beer Cans

Place it in your yellow bin for recycling. No need to wash them just make…

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Bicycles

Try Buy, Swap, Sell on Facebook pages, Gumtree, Freecycle or see “scrap metal merchants” in…

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Biodegradable Bags

Put in our red bin. Please don’t place in your green bin. These bags are…

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Boat Battery

Do not place any type of battery in any household bin as they contain hazardous…

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Bones

Place all food scraps in your green bin. Including fruit and vegetable scraps, bones, seafood,…

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Books

Put in your yellow bin for recycling.

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