Recycling
- RecycleWorld donations
Reusable household items
- Household recycling
- Cardboard
Including books without plastic
- Clothing and textiles
- E-waste
Including computers and parts, small appliances, televisions.
Remove any batteries prior to drop-off and recycle separately through B-cycle.
- Scrap metal
Appliances including fridges, washing machines etc, caravans, exercise equipment, fencing, boats, trailers, lawn mowers (drained of fuel), power tools (batteries removed), vehicles including car bodies, motorbikes, quad bike and ride-on mowers (drained of engine oil, fuel and fluids). Complete a vehicle disposal declaration form (PDF 163KB).
Green waste
From 6 October 2026, residential fees apply after 12 visits
Green waste including:
- Grass clippings and hedge trimmings
- Logs (max 4m length) and stumps (max 2m diameter x 1.5m height)
- Palm fronds and branches
- Turf (minimal soil attached)
Must be free from bags, packaging, plastic, wire, ropes and garbage.
General waste (landfill or mixed waste)
From 6 October 2026, residential fees apply after 12 visits
General waste that can't fit in your red lid bin
- Bean bags (place on top of your load and notify attendant)
- Boats (non-metal, <4m long or broken into pieces and hand-unloaded)
- Carpet and carpet underlay
- Clothing and textiles (unusable)
- Dead animals (double wrap and notify attendant)
- Furniture
- Glass window panes
- Insulation (small quantities)
- Paint (solid only, liquid paint to hazardous waste)
- Polystyrene (bag small pieces)
- Plastics (non-recyclable such as soft plastics, plastic wrapping, rigid plastics like laundry baskets, tubs, buckets, crates and chairs)
- Plastic water tanks
- Pool filter glass / sand
- Solar Panels
Separate Stockpiles
From 6 October 2026, residential fees apply for these separate stockpiles
- Clean bricks and concrete*
*Only in vehicles with a Gross Combined Vehicle Mass (GCVM) less than 4.5 tonnes
- Clean soil
up to 1m3
- Mattresses
- Timber - clean and contaminated
Separate clean timber from contaminated for separate stockpile drop-off.
Clean timber: pallets, fence palings including stained palings, flooring, hardwood and softwood from construction and demolition, end-of-life timber sleepers, plywood boards.
Timber in this stockpile can only contain small fixings such as screws, nails, hinges, brackets or thin metal strips (<8mm diameter, <150mm length).
Contaminated timber: MDF, particle board, laminate, treated timber.
- Tyres and tyre rims
Commercial fees apply for more than 4 tyres or tyres larger than SUV/4WD
Hazardous waste
Residents can bring approximately 20L or 20kg of hazardous waste
For safe disposal, ensure items are in their original container or an approved safe container with lid/cap, containers are not broken, leaking or unsealed, items are in the containers they will be disposed of in, they can’t be emptied on site.
Commercial users and non-residents
Fees apply for most items
- Recycling
Free: Cardboard, scrap metal, e-waste, co-mingled recycling
Agricultural and veterinary product chemical drums - A declaration form must be completed. Advise gatehouse on arrival.
Soil - clean and uncontaminated <1m3
Timber - clean construction timber
Tyres
- Green waste
- Landfill (mixed waste)
Mattresses
Polystyrene/EPS
Timber - contaminated
Not accepted: pool filter glass, sand, dead animals and boats
- Hazardous waste
Asbestos & suspected asbestos (limits and disposal requirements apply)
Free: Oil (up to 20 litres), Lead acid car batteries, Paint and paint packaging (disposal limits apply)
No other hazardous waste accepted