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What can be collected:
- Scrap metal.
- Empty and clean paint tins with the lids off.
- Crockery and china.
- Household furniture (chairs, couches, beds).
- Household appliances such as refrigerators, stoves, washing machines and dishwashers.
- Timber less than 1.5 metres in length. Nails must be removed or flattened.
- Electrical appliances, tools, equipment, mowers and small car parts.
- Rolls of floor coverings (size and weight restrictions applicable).
What cannot be collected:
- An item that cannot be safely lifted by two people, or weighs more than 60 kilograms.
- Waste in excess of 2 cubic metres in volume.
- Items longer than 1.5 metres.
- Household rubbish (likely to decompose) or recyclables.
- Waste generated from building, renovating or demolishing a premises or fence.
- Trade waste from industrial or commercial premises.
- Prunings and other green waste.
- Gas bottles and fire extinguishers.
- Car batteries.
- Unwrapped panes of glass and any form of broken glass.
- Chemicals or asbestos.
- Tyres.
- Ashes or dust.
- Dirt, stones, rubble, bricks or concrete pipes.
- Liquid waste or items containing liquid (e.g. oil heaters).
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