Waste and recycling collections Christmas 2020

December 08th 2020

Collection information

As in previous years, there will be no waste and recycling collections on Christmas Day.

Collections due on Christmas Day:

  • Rubbish due to be collected on Christmas Day will be collected on Friday 1 January.
  • Recycling due to be collected on Christmas Day will be collected on Saturday 2 January.
  • Garden waste due to be collected on Christmas Day will be collected on Saturday 2 January.

Collections due on Boxing Day:

  • No collections are due to take place on Boxing Day as it falls on a Saturday.
  • Collections due on the Bank Holiday Monday in celebration of Boxing Day will take place as normal.

We will collect your waste and recycling as usual if your collection is due on any other day of the week over the Christmas period.

It might be that the time of collection is earlier or later than usual, but as long as you have your bins and recycling (and garden waste if you subscribe to this service) out by 7am, we’ll collect as usual.

Are Household Waste and Recycling Centres (HWRCs) open over the Christmas period?

Yes – the only days our HWRCs close are on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. With these exceptions, the centres are open seven days a week from 9am to 4pm.

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