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Recycling & Refuse
Local Recycling Points Location
Hart District Council Victoria Road Car Park Church Road Car Park Morrisons
Sentinell HA
Batteries YES
YES Glass
YES YES YES
Textiles YES
YES YES
Shoes YES
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Refuse and Recycling services are provided by Hart District Council – Tel: 01252 622122
Collection of large items – HDC can collect bulky household refuse such as old furniture, fridges, freezers, cookers and carpets. Call to book.
Fly Tipping – if you come across dumped waste you can report it via phone or report it online using
www.hart.fixmystreet.com
Blue Bin • Paper/ Newspaper
• Magazines • Catalogues • Cans • Plastic bottles
Black Bin
• Household waste
Green Bag/Bin Green Crates Black Bins collected fortnightly. Blue Bin, Green
• Grass cuttings • Hedge trimming
• Plants • Leaves/flowers • Twigs
Local Recycling Centres *within 5 miles...
Rushmoor Recycling Centre Hartley Wintney Recycling Centre Eelmoor Rd. off Arrow Rd Farnborough, GU14 7QN Tel: 01252 541119
Springwell Lane, Hartley Wintney Hook, RG27 8BW Tel: 01252 843742
What You Can Recycle *Conditions/charges may apply • Animal waste
(domestic animals only)
• Batteries - car batteries • Batteries - disposable household batteries
• Clothing • Electrical and electronic items • Fluorescent tubes • Furniture • Garden waste (green waste only)
the fleet guide 2017
• Gas bottles (propane and butane only)
• Glass - bottles and jars • Hazardous household waste e.g... white spirit, antifreeze *This facility is only available at Rushmoor Recycling Centre
• Light bulbs (low energy type only)
• Metal items
Opening Times 7 days a week
9am to 6pm 1 April to 30 September 9am to 4pm 1 October to 28 February 2018
• Newspapers, magazines and cardboard
• Oil - engine oil • Paint • Plasterboard • Soil, rubble and DIY waste • Wood and timber
• Glass
Crates and Garden Waste are collected fortnightly – collection days vary so please visit Hart District Council’s website
www.hart.gov.uk/my-area
Paper
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