What and Where to Recycle
Recycling Centres - What and Where to Recycle The Recycling Centres (Civic Amenity Sites) are provided for domestic use only. There is a height restriction barrier (approximately 2 metres) in place at all recycling centres. The information below details what can be recycled at each site: Dounby Cans (aluminium and steel), glass, paper, textiles (clothes and shoes), garden waste and household batteries. Eday, beyond Pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Firth, Cursiter Cans (aluminium and steel), glass, paper, garden waste, household batteries, scrap metal, vehicle batteries, weee, cardboard, fluorescent tubes (incl. Energy bulbs) and plastic bottles. Flotta Pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Houton Pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Hoy, Lyness Pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Kirkwall, Hatston Cans (aluminium and steel), glass, paper, textiles (clothes and shoes), garden waste, household batteries, scrap metal, vehicle batteries, weee, cardboard, waste oil, tetra pak cartons, fluorescent tubes (incl. Energy bulbs) and plastic bottles. Kirkwall, Hordaland Cans (aluminium and steel), glass, paper and textiles (clothes and shoes). Kirkwall, Lidl Supermarket Cans (aluminium and steel), glass, paper, textiles (clothes and shoes) and tetra pak cartons. Kirkwall, Papdale shop Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. April 2018 Kirkwall, Tesco Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. North Ronaldsay, beyond pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Papa Westray, beyond Pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Rousay, beyond Pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Sanday, Kettletoft Village Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper. Shapinsay, Pier Cans (aluminium and steel), glass and paper.
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