Check Your Trolibocs, Food Caddy and Four-Week Rubbish Date
Most Denbighshire homes now receive separated recycling and food collection every week, while ordinary non-recyclable waste is normally collected only once every four weeks.
Start with your exact address, then use this guide for Trolibocs sorting, the 6:30am rule, current blue-cardboard-bag review, missed collections, garden fees, extra capacity and Recycling and Waste Park bookings.
Current August 2026 Alert: Denbighshire Is Reviewing the Blue Cardboard Bag
The blue reusable cardboard-bag arrangement is under formal review.
Denbighshire says the options will go to the Communities Scrutiny Committee in September 2026 and then to Cabinet in the autumn.
What should you do right now?
- Keep using an existing blue bag if it is still in safe, usable condition.
- If your bag is damaged beyond use, you can order a replacement.
- While the review continues, cardboard may also be presented in another suitable bag of a similar size.
- Keep cardboard separate from the three Trolibocs boxes.
Do not throw away a usable bag yet
The review has not yet produced a final replacement system.
Use any later Denbighshire announcement if Cabinet changes the arrangement after this page’s review date.
Denbighshire Bin Collection 2026: Quick Answer
For most standard Trolibocs households: dry recycling is weekly, food waste is weekly and non-recyclable waste is every four weeks.
Your exact collection day remains address-specific.
| Waste stream | Standard frequency | Main container |
|---|---|---|
| Separated dry recycling | Weekly | Trolibocs plus blue cardboard bag. |
| Food waste | Weekly | Orange caddy or black/grey caddy with orange lid. |
| Non-recyclable waste | Every 4 weeks | 240L blue or black wheelie bin. |
| AHP | Weekly if registered | Black caddy with purple lid, or larger approved container. |
| Garden waste | Fortnightly if subscribed | Green garden bin or approved garden sacks. |
Important colour trap: a 240L blue wheelie bin at a standard Trolibocs property can now be the bin for non-recyclable rubbish.
Do not automatically put recycling into it because the body is blue.
How to Check Your Denbighshire Collection Date
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Open the council’s collection-date page.
Do not rely on a generic town or county timetable. -
Enter your full postcode.
Use the postcode for the actual collection property. -
Select the exact address.
This matters for flats, bag-service properties and communal developments. -
Read every waste stream shown.
Recycling, food, residual, garden and registered services can have different cycles. -
Note the full date.
A weekday by itself is not enough around Christmas or service changes.
Put containers out by 6:30am
All due containers should be at the collection point by 6:30am.
Crews may work until 5pm
Leave correctly presented containers out until 5pm before assuming the collection has been missed.
Presentation basics
- Use the containers issued for your property.
- Close Trolibocs lids and flaps.
- Tie applicable sacks securely.
- Use the agreed collection point.
- Collect emptied containers promptly after collection.
Trolibocs, Bag Service or Communal Bins: Which System Applies?
Standard Trolibocs service
Weekly separated recycling and food waste, with one 240L residual wheelie bin collected every four weeks.
Bag service
For suitable exception properties. Separated recycling, food and the limited residual sack service are normally weekly.
Communal service
Shared labelled bins provide weekly separated recycling and food, with communal residual waste normally every four weeks.
Assisted collection
For eligible residents unable to move containers who have nobody else at the home able to do so.
Why some homes use sacks
Current 2026 policy allows sack arrangements where wheelie/Trolibocs storage or access is unsuitable, where significant steps or distance make normal handling unsafe, or in other approved exceptional circumstances.
The collection system formally allocated to the property takes priority over generic advice from a neighbouring street.
Denbighshire Trolibocs: Exactly What Goes in Each Section?
| Container | Material | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Top box — blue lid | Clean paper | Letters, envelopes, magazines, newspapers, brochures, catalogues and printed paper. |
| Middle — red flap | Metals, plastic packaging and cartons | Cans, tins, empty aerosols, clean foil, plastic bottles, pots, tubs, trays and food/drink cartons. |
| Bottom — green flap | Glass | Glass bottles and jars without tops or lids. |
| Separate blue bag | Cardboard and brown paper | Boxes, sleeves, cereal boxes, egg boxes, tubes and plain greeting cards. |
Brown paper does not go with ordinary paper
Denbighshire specifically directs brown packaging paper to the blue cardboard bag, not the top paper box.
Metal jar lids
Remove them from glass bottles/jars and put the metal lids into the middle red-flap section.
Extra recycling capacity
If your household consistently produces more recyclable material than the supplied capacity, contact the council rather than hiding recycling inside the four-week residual bin.
Denbighshire Food Waste: Weekly Collection
Household food waste is collected every week.
Accepted food
- Tea bags and coffee grounds.
- Eggshells.
- Fruit and vegetable peelings.
- Raw and cooked meat.
- Raw and cooked fish.
- Bones.
- Plate scrapings.
- Leftovers that cannot safely be stored.
- Food no longer safe to eat.
Outdoor caddy colour
Older homes may still have an orange outdoor caddy.
Current council guidance says new or replacement food caddies can be black or grey with an orange lid.
Food liners
Current council charges list replacement food-caddy liners at £0.
Keep food out of residual waste
The current January 2026 household policy explicitly expects households to present food for recycling rather than putting it into the four-week non-recyclable bin.
Denbighshire Non-Recyclable Rubbish: Every Four Weeks
Standard Trolibocs homes receive up to 240 litres of non-recyclable waste capacity every four weeks.
Your bin may be blue or black
Denbighshire deliberately repurposed many former 240L blue recycling bins as residual rubbish bins when Trolibocs started.
Common residual examples
- Black and brown plastic bottles, pots, tubs and trays excluded from kerbside recycling.
- Wet wipes.
- Polystyrene.
- Other household material that cannot use the council’s recycling or composting routes.
Nappies
They can be residual waste, but households regularly producing nappies should consider the free weekly AHP service so they do not consume four weeks of residual capacity.
Bag-service exception
Bag-service households do not follow the four-week residual rule.
Their current standard allowance is one full pink residual sack inside the black reusable bag each week.
Communal properties
The usual current communal residual arrangement is a black four-wheeled container with black lid collected every four weeks.
Need More Than 240L? Denbighshire Extra Residual Capacity Rules
Additional non-recyclable capacity is not automatically issued because a household finds four-weekly collection difficult.
Current January 2026 policy sets a normal minimum of six permanent residents in the household.
What the application asks for
- Full name and address.
- Why a second residual container is needed.
- Proof that at least six people permanently live at the property.
Examples of proof
Depending on the resident, this can include:
- Council Tax documentation.
- Recent utility or bank statements.
- DWP/Tax Credit evidence.
- NHS Medical Card.
- Driving licence.
- Suitable child occupancy evidence.
Council visit before approval
The policy says a council officer will visit as part of the process to discuss the household’s recycling habits before a second residual bin is approved.
Decision target
Applicants should be advised of the outcome within 15 working days of a complete application.
Delivery is chargeable
If approved, the household must pay the applicable container/delivery charge.
Approval is reviewed
Residents with an additional residual bin must update Denbighshire every two years if they still need it.
Why approval can be withdrawn
- Recyclable material repeatedly goes into residual bins.
- The second bin is not being used for weeks.
- It is used for business waste.
- The two-year review is not completed.
An unauthorised additional residual container will not be emptied and can be removed if repeatedly presented.
Free Weekly Nappy and AHP Collection
The AHP collection service is free and runs weekly for approved registered households.
The current 2026 policy confirms that the initial approved AHP container is provided free of charge.
Accepted
- Nappies.
- Nappy bags and wipes.
- Disposable bed pans and liners.
- Incontinence pads.
- Bed and chair pads.
- Colostomy and stoma bags.
- Catheter bags and urine bottles.
- Plastic gloves.
- Disposable aprons.
Not accepted
- Needles.
- Syringes.
- Other sharps.
- Blood-contaminated clinical dressings.
- Sanitary towels.
- Tampons.
- Ordinary recyclable material.
What container will I receive?
The current policy allows Denbighshire to provide either a 40L black caddy with purple lid or a larger 140L black/purple container after assessing the household’s need.
Initial versus replacement cost
First approved AHP container: free.
Extra or replacement AHP caddy: current published charge is £12.50.
Registration period
AHP registration is renewed annually. The council says it contacts registered residents before the end of the registration period.
No collection for three consecutive weeks?
Current policy allows the service to be suspended until you contact Denbighshire. If you will be away for more than three weeks, notify the council.
Small Electricals, Batteries, Vapes and Textiles
Small electricals: weekly
Suitable items no larger than roughly an A4 sheet can be collected weekly.
- Electric shavers.
- Hairdryers.
- Irons.
- Kettles.
- Small power tools.
- Radios.
- Toasters.
Where to present them
- Trolibocs: loose on top of the Trolibocs.
- Bag service: loose on top of one reusable bag.
- Communal: beside the communal bins as instructed.
Remove removable batteries
Take normal removable household batteries out of an electrical item and present them through the separate battery route.
Pink battery clip
For a Trolibocs household, the pink battery clip accepts ordinary AAA, AA, B, C, D, DD and 9V household batteries.
Do not put these in the pink battery clip
- Car batteries.
- Rechargeable laptop/phone/tool batteries.
- Battery chargers.
- Lithium button batteries.
- Vapes/e-cigarettes.
Vapes
Place a vape in a securely tied single-use bag and present it through the small-electrical route, not inside the ordinary battery clip.
Textiles
The current public textile page tells residents to use a white single-use textile sack and arrange collection directly with Co-Options Social Enterprise.
Accepted examples include clothing, shoes, handbags, belts, curtains and bedding.
Duvets, quilts, pillows, sleeping bags, cushion inners and carpets should use another suitable route such as a Recycling and Waste Park.
Denbighshire Garden Waste Subscription 2026/27
Garden waste is an optional paid service operating on a fortnightly collection cycle for registered households.
| Subscription option | Online | Offline |
|---|---|---|
| 1 × 140L green bin or 3 dumpy sacks | £47.25 | £52.50 |
| 2 × 140L green bins or 6 dumpy sacks | £68.25 | £78.75 |
| Keep existing 240L / 360L green bin | £68.25 | £77.25 |
| Add another bin or 3 sacks | £21 | £26.25 |
Subscription year
The current garden subscription runs from 1 April to 31 March.
Joining partway through
The price is the same whenever you sign up, so there is no automatic cheaper part-year rate.
Existing large garden bins
Existing subscribers with a 240L or 360L green bin can keep that option.
Denbighshire no longer supplies new large bins of those sizes; a broken large legacy bin is replaced with two 140L bins.
Accepted garden waste
- Grass cuttings.
- Prunings.
- Branches and twigs.
- Leaves.
- Bark.
- Flowers.
- Plants.
Keep out
- Soil.
- Stones.
- Compost.
- Food.
- General rubbish.
- Animal-contaminated hay, wood or paper.
Bag-service households: official pages currently conflict
The current public garden-subscription page tells households on the normal recycling/waste bag service not to sign up.
However, Denbighshire’s household waste policy effective January 2026 says some sack-service households may be offered three reusable garden sacks depending on location and whether a garden-waste vehicle can access the property.
Safest action: if you are on the bag service, do not assume you can buy the normal subscription online. Call 01824 706000 if you already have an arrangement or believe the location-specific sack provision applies.
Replacement garden containers
| Container | Current charge |
|---|---|
| New/replacement green wheelie bin | £25 |
| 3 dumpy sacks | £15.75 |
| 1 replacement dumpy sack | £5.25 |
No subscription?
Household garden waste can be taken to an appropriate Recycling and Waste Park without paying the annual kerbside subscription, subject to booking and site rules.
Denbighshire Missed Collection: Exact Reporting Window
Do not report before 5pm.
The online reporting window runs from 5pm on collection day until 3pm on the next working day.
Before reporting
- Check it really was the scheduled day.
- Confirm the container was out by 6:30am.
- Check the agreed collection point.
- Look for a contamination tag or sticker.
- Check Trolibocs lids/flaps and contents.
- Confirm the correct service was presented.
Denbighshire records bins that were not presented or were contaminated. It does not normally return to empty a correctly recorded late or contaminated container.
Confirmed return targets
| Missed stream | Current target after confirmed report |
|---|---|
| Trolibocs / recycling bags / cardboard / food | Aim within 2 working days, capacity permitting. |
| Non-recyclable waste | Within 2 working days. |
| AHP | Within 2 working days. |
| Garden waste | Within 5 working days. |
If recycling capacity prevents a return within two working days, Denbighshire warns that the material may instead be collected on the next scheduled recycling day.
Phone reporting
Call 01824 706000 between 8:30am and 3pm on the next working day.
Denbighshire Bin, Trolibocs, Bag and Caddy Charges
| Container/service item | Current published charge |
|---|---|
| New-build starter bin set | £45 |
| Replacement black wheelie bin | £25 |
| Complete replacement Trolibocs | £25 |
| Reusable bag, any colour | £12.50 |
| Silver kitchen food caddy | £12.50 |
| Replacement outdoor food caddy | £12.50 |
| Food-caddy liners | Free |
| 52 pink residual sacks for eligible bag-service home | £12.50 |
| Extra/replacement AHP caddy | £12.50 |
Initial AHP caddy is different
The AHP service itself is free and the first approved AHP container is supplied free. The charge above applies to extra/replacement containers.
Old bin/Trolibocs exchange
Where a damaged or resized wheelie bin/Trolibocs is being exchanged, the old container must be available when the replacement arrives.
If the old container should have been returned but is unavailable, an additional £10 can apply before the replacement is supplied.
That extra charge does not apply where the crew damaged the container and could not return it.
Delivery time
Current public information warns residents that new/replacement container delivery can take up to four weeks.
Denbighshire Assisted Collection: Eligibility and Review Rules
Assisted collection is available where a householder is physically unable to move containers and nobody else living at the property can present them.
Temporary or permanent need
The current policy allows applications because of age/infirmity, mobility problems, certain medical conditions or shorter-term situations such as recovery from surgery or a broken bone.
Assessment
The council may verify information by telephone, visit, records or—in suitable cases—medical evidence.
Current policy says applicants should be informed of the outcome within 15 working days of a fully completed application.
Where will crews collect from?
An agreed outside storage point—for example outside the back door or at a safe point on the drive.
Crews do not enter the house, garage, shed or other building to retrieve containers.
Keep access clear
- Unlock necessary gates.
- Keep the agreed container accessible.
- Keep dogs and other animals away from the collection area.
No access?
The policy says the council will not return specially where the crew records that it could not access the property or containers.
Renewal
Approved assisted-collection applications automatically expire after two years. Residents who still need assistance must complete the renewal process.
Denbighshire Bulky Waste Collection: Current Prices
| Booked items | Current total |
|---|---|
| Up to 3 | £31 |
| 4 | £37 |
| 5 | £42 |
| 6 | £48 |
The total includes an £8 administration charge, which the council says is non-refundable.
Maximum standard booking
Up to six items can be booked.
Mattress plus base
A mattress and its bed base count as two separate items.
Common accepted examples
- Armchairs and sofas.
- Beds and mattresses.
- Wardrobes.
- Tables and desks.
- Bicycles.
- Fridges and freezers, emptied first.
- Washing machines.
- Microwaves and ovens.
- Televisions.
- Garden furniture.
Not accepted through the standard bulky service
- Asbestos.
- Bathroom suites.
- Builders’/DIY waste.
- Car parts and tyres.
- Chemicals.
- Fence panels.
- Gas containers.
- Hazardous waste.
- Mirrors.
- Pianos.
- Rubble, brick, soil and stone.
- Windows and doors.
Presentation time
All booked items must be together at the front of the property by 7am in an easily accessible location.
Crews do not collect from inside the home.
Only listed items are removed
Anything not included on the booking worksheet can be left behind.
Denbighshire Recycling and Waste Parks: Booking, Permits and Charges
Advance booking is required before visiting the permanent Recycling and Waste Parks.
Denbighshire and Conwy operate a shared resident network. The main permanent Denbighshire sites are Rhyl, Denbigh and Ruthin.
| Site | Address | Current opening pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Rhyl | Marsh Road, Rhyl, LL18 2AD | Apr–Oct Mon–Sat 9am–5pm, Sun 9am–4pm; Nov–Mar 9am–4pm daily. |
| Denbigh | Colomendy, Denbigh, LL16 5TA | Normal seasonal hours but closed Thursdays. |
| Ruthin | Lon Parcwr, Ruthin, LL15 1BB | Normal seasonal hours but closed Fridays. |
| Corwen pop-up | Green Lane Car Park, Corwen, LL21 0DN | 9am–11am on the 1st and 3rd Saturday; Dee Valley residents only. |
How many visits?
Households can currently book up to six appointments in any two-month period.
10-minute slots
The HRC policy uses 10-minute appointment slots, so sort the load before leaving home.
Bring proof
- Proof of Denbighshire or Conwy residency.
- Booking reference.
- Any required vehicle permit number.
Van or commercial-style vehicle
A Domestic Van Permit is required for qualifying household-owned vans, pickups and other commercial-style vehicles.
| Permit | Current allowance |
|---|---|
| Domestic Van Permit | Up to 20 visits in 12 months. |
| Single Use Van Permit | Maximum 2 visits per year for eligible hired, borrowed, work or sign-written vehicles. |
Vehicle size limit
Qualifying commercial-type vehicles must generally be no longer than 5 metres and no higher than 2 metres, including external fixtures.
Vehicles specifically excluded include
- Long-wheelbase vans.
- High-top/Luton vans.
- Flatbed trucks.
- Tippers.
- Large agricultural vehicles.
- Certain large/double-axle trailer combinations.
DIY material can be chargeable
| Material | Current published charge |
|---|---|
| Hardcore, rubble, DIY construction waste, soil | First bag free, then £2.35 per 25L bag equivalent. |
| Plasterboard | £4.75 per 25L bag/sheet equivalent. |
| Bonded asbestos | £20 per 25L bag or sheet. |
| Wood/timber classed as chargeable DIY waste | First small allowance free under policy, then current published bag charge applies. |
Domestic asbestos: Rhyl only
The dedicated household asbestos route is at Rhyl, Marsh Road.
Denbighshire currently accepts up to three bags/packages of bonded household asbestos sheets per household per month, provided they are double-bagged or double-wrapped in heavy-duty polythene.
Do not cut, saw or break asbestos just to make it fit a smaller package.
Corwen pop-up limitations
Corwen accepts sorted recycling, garden waste, household bulky material and ordinary residual material for eligible Dee Valley residents.
It does not accept hazardous waste or DIY/construction material such as rubble, soil, bricks, tiles, gas bottles, windows, doors, wood or plasterboard.
Denbighshire Bank Holiday and Christmas Collections
Normal Bank Holidays do not change Denbighshire collections.
The main exceptions are arrangements affected by Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.
Easter, May and August Bank Holidays
Do not automatically move the collection to the following day.
Use the property calendar unless Denbighshire publishes a specific operational notice.
Christmas 2026 / New Year 2027
Do not reuse Christmas 2025 dates. Check the festive timetable issued specifically for December 2026 and January 2027.
Moving Home in Denbighshire: Avoid the Blue-Bin Trap
First identify the property’s system
- Trolibocs.
- Bag service.
- Communal bins.
- Any approved assisted arrangement.
Blue wheelie bin
Do not assume it is recycling. At a standard Trolibocs property the 240L blue wheelie bin can be the residual-rubbish container.
Check all supplied items
- Three Trolibocs boxes/trolley.
- Blue cardboard bag.
- Food caddies.
- Pink battery clip where applicable.
- Residual container.
New-build starter set
The current charge for a qualifying new-build starter bin set is £45.
Garden subscription
Do not assume a green garden bin left at the property means the paid subscription is active.
Denbighshire Bin Collection Phone Number
Denbighshire County Council Customer Contact Centre: 01824 706000.
The general Contact Centre is currently listed as open Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5pm.
Use online services first for
- Collection dates.
- Missed collections.
- Container orders.
- Garden waste.
- AHP registration.
- Bulky waste.
- Assisted collection.
- Recycling and Waste Park bookings.
Call when
- Your property uses an unusual bag-service arrangement.
- You need clarification on the garden-waste bag-service conflict.
- You cannot use the online service.
- An existing waste request remains unresolved.
Have this ready
- Full address.
- Postcode.
- Service type.
- Container type.
- Scheduled date.
- Any contamination tag.
- Existing reference number.
Repeated Collection Problem: When to Make a Formal Complaint
A first missed bin is a service request, not automatically a formal complaint.
Use the collection/reporting route first and give the waste team an opportunity to resolve it.
Stage 1
For complaints about ordinary council services, Denbighshire says it will try to resolve Stage 1 within 10 working days.
Stage 2
If you remain dissatisfied, request Stage 2 within 28 days of receiving the Stage 1 response.
Stage 2 can take up to 20 working days, with the council explaining if additional time is required.
After Stage 2
The council points residents to the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales where its own final complaint process has not resolved the issue.
Keep evidence
- Collection dates.
- Missed-report references.
- Photos of correct presentation where helpful.
- Container/garden/bulky payment references.
- Dates of telephone or online contacts.
- Previous council responses.
Neighbouring Welsh Collection Guides
Do not apply Denbighshire’s Trolibocs or four-week residual system to a property served by a neighbouring authority.
30-Second Denbighshire Bin-Night Checklist
- Check the exact property date.
- Confirm whether you use Trolibocs, bags or communal bins.
- Present everything by 6:30am.
- Leave it until 5pm if not yet collected.
- Top blue-lid Trolibocs box = clean paper.
- Middle red flap = metals, plastic packaging and cartons.
- Bottom green flap = glass bottles and jars.
- Blue bag = cardboard and brown paper.
- Food caddy = weekly.
- Residual blue/black 240L bin = normally every four weeks.
- Use the free AHP route if eligible.
- Keep vapes out of the normal battery clip.
- Use the weekly small-electrical route for suitable items.
- Check the current cardboard-bag review before buying an unnecessary replacement.
- Bag-service households should confirm garden eligibility directly.
- Do not report a missed collection before 5pm.
- Report by 3pm the next working day.
- Book a Recycling and Waste Park before travelling.
Denbighshire Bin Collection FAQs
How do I check my Denbighshire bin collection day?
Use Denbighshire County Council’s official collection-date page, enter your postcode, select the exact property and check each waste stream shown for that address.
What time should Denbighshire bins and Trolibocs be put out?
Present due containers by 6:30am. Crews may collect at any time until 5pm, so leave correctly presented containers out until then.
How often is non-recyclable waste collected in Denbighshire?
Standard Trolibocs households normally have a 240L blue or black residual bin collected every four weeks. Bag-service households normally receive a limited residual collection every week.
What goes in each Denbighshire Trolibocs box?
The top blue-lid box is for clean paper, the middle red-flap box for accepted metals, plastics and cartons, and the bottom green-flap box for glass bottles and jars. Cardboard and brown paper go in the separate blue reusable bag.
What is happening to Denbighshire’s blue cardboard bag?
As of 20 August 2026 the system is under review. Continue using a safe usable bag. If needed, Denbighshire currently allows cardboard to be presented in another suitable similar-sized bag while the review continues.
How often is food waste collected?
Food waste is collected weekly. Older outdoor caddies can be orange; new or replacement caddies may be black or grey with an orange lid.
Can I get extra residual-bin capacity?
Current policy normally requires at least six permanent residents for additional residual capacity. The council can require occupancy evidence, a recycling discussion or visit, and currently aims to decide complete applications within 15 working days.
How much is Denbighshire garden waste collection?
One 140L green bin or three dumpy sacks currently costs £47.25 online or £52.50 offline. Other capacity options cost more. The subscription year runs from 1 April to 31 March and the price does not automatically reduce for joining late.
When can I report a missed Denbighshire collection?
Do not report before 5pm. Online reporting is available from 5pm on collection day until 3pm on the next working day. Confirmed residual, AHP and most recycling/food misses target a return within two working days; garden waste targets five working days.
Do I need to book a Denbighshire Recycling and Waste Park?
Yes. Permanent Recycling and Waste Park visits are appointment-only and households can currently book up to six appointments within any two-month period. Vans and some commercial-style vehicles or trailers also require permits.
Official Denbighshire Sources Used for This 2026 Guide
These links are included because each supports a specific resident action or current rule explained above.
- Bin collection dates — address checker, 6:30am deadline and Bank Holiday rule.
- What goes in my containers — Trolibocs, food, batteries, AHP and communal sorting.
- August 2026 blue-cardboard-bag update — current review and temporary alternative-bag instruction.
- Missed collection guidance — 5pm/3pm reporting window and return targets.
- Garden-waste subscription — current prices, 1 April–31 March term and public bag-service position.
- Waste and recycling charges — container, bulky and Recycling and Waste Park charges.
- Recycling and Waste Park booking — appointments, visit allowance and access rules.
- Household Recycling Centre policy — 10-minute slots, vehicle permits and detailed site rules.
- Household Waste and Recycling Policy — January 2026 — additional capacity, assisted collection, AHP and current policy exceptions.