What Goes Where

Do you accept the challenge? All waste, even recycled materials, will have an impact on our environment. Let’s produce as little rubbish as possible. 

This “What Goes Where” for rubbish and recycling will help you make sure that it all ends up in the right place.

Recycling Changes

We’re making a few changes to our kerbside recycling that will affect you. We are only accepting plastics 1, 2 & 5 in your kerbside recycling. 

To help make it easier, we've put together this video that explains what can and can't go in.

What can go into your Council recycling wheelie bins

Find out what can go in your Council recycling wheelie bins.

What can go into your Council glass recycling crate

Find out what can go in your glass recycling crate.

What can go into your Council rubbish bags?

Find out what can go in your kerbside Council rubbish bags.

What do plastic recycling numbers mean?

When you buy something in plastic, producers should have a triangle with a number inside it. Find out what those numbers mean and how to dispose of them.

Rubbish & Recycling A-Z

This full A- Z of “What Goes Where” will help you make sure that your household waste products end up where they need to.

FAQs - What Goes Where

Find some frequently asked questions and answers about what can go in your Council rubbish bags, glass recycling crate and wheelie bins.

Waste Transfer Stations

Find out what can be taken to the waste transfer stations.

E-Waste (Electronic Waste)

View information about e-waste and options for disposal.

Organic Waste

View information about organic waste and options for disposal.

Hazardous Substances

information about how to dispose of hazardous substances

Specialised Recycling Stations

Around the district we have a handfull of collection stations that collect some specialised items to be taken away to be recycled. At the moment we have colletion stations for food and beverage Tetra Pak® cartons, lightbulbs and batteries,

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