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Recycling and Refuse Guide Recycling and Refuse Guide IMPORTANT INFORMATION PLEASE KEEP Download our NEW Recycling App www.lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk General Information • Bin collections begin at 7am. Bins should be left at the • Large families with 6 or more permanent residents or where kerbside or designated collection point with lids closed and additional waste is created due to a medical condition or handles out. children’s nappies can apply for larger or additional bins. • An ‘Assisted Lift’ collection can be arranged for households • It is every householder’s responsibility to ensure they have a unable to put their bin out for collection due to illness or landfill bin. mobility issues. Recycling Bin Collection Please put these items in your recycling bin for recycling YES PLEASE All items should be CLEAN and DRY empty, do not crush or pierce clean and crushed up clean and empty wash & squash, keep lids on remove plastic packaging remove plastic/hard covers flatten & remove plastic wash & squash, keep lids on paper books aerosols foil food & drink cartons newspapers catalogues & tins & cans & magazines directories cardboard plastic bottles NO THANKS NO THANKS NO THANKS O plastic bags O plastic wrappers O envelopes O wallpaper & wrapping paper O mixed glass polystyrene O shredded paper (small amounts in your brown bin or home composter) O take away pizza boxes (torn up in small amounts in your brown bin) Your bin may not get collected if incorrect items, unclean or wet items are observed in your recycling bin. Brown Bin Collection FOOD & GARDEN Please put these items in your brown bin for composting WASTE BROWN BIN IT YES PLEASE P shredded paper (small amounts in your brown bin or home composter) P take away pizza boxes (torn up in small amounts) P cold ashes (small amounts) P eggs & egg shells Need caddy liners? Attach the red tag provided to the handle of your brown bin on collection day. Liners are also available from: • Lagan Valley Island, Lisburn, BT27 4RL • Bradford Court Offices, BT8 6RB • Recycling Centres, see overleaf • Central Services Depot, Altona Road, Lisburn, BT27 5QB NO THANKS NO THANKS NO THANKS O soil & sods O hardcore & rubble O plastic bags O wood & timber O plant pots O household waste O liquids O oil or liquid fat O food packaging O stones or rocks O hot ashes Only use the biodegradable liners provided to line your caddy. Caddy supplied may vary from illustration. Revised December 2015 1st April - 30th September 1st October - 31st March PLEASE NOTE: Last entry is 10 Monday - Friday: 9.00am - 7.00pm Monday - Saturday: 9.00am - 5.00pm Recycling Centres minutes before Saturday: 9.00am - 5.00pm, Sunday: Closed Sunday: Closed closing time. The Council operates three Recycling Centres at Carryduff, 8 Comber Road BT8 8AN, The Cutts, Derriaghy BT17 9HN and Drumlough, Dromara Road, Hillsborough BT26 6QA. Each centre can accept the following materials: Batteries Food & drink cans Oil (Carryduff & Drumlough only) Plastic bottles Timber Cardboard Garden waste Paint (Donate for reuse) Re-use/donation (The Cutts only) TVs & computer monitors Domestic Fridges & freezers Gas bottles Paper Rubble Textiles (Carryduff & Electrical goods Glass bottles & jars Plasterboard The Cutts only) Scrap metals Tyres (Carryduff & Drumlough only) Fluorescent tubes Mobile phones Visitors are asked to segregate their materials before visiting the centre and placing them in the appropriate recycling area. There are also disposal facilities for non-recyclable waste at each centre. Bring Sites There is also a network of Bring Sites for a smaller range of recyclable materials throughout the City: Annahilt Dungoyne Bowling Green Glenmore Activity Centre Milltown Glebe Road Junction (textiles only) Speckled Hen Dunmurry The Wallace Riverside Pub & Eatery Ballyskeagh Coolmoyne House, Kingsway Lagan Valley LeisurePlex (front) Moira Lisburn Distillery Football Club Kilmakee Activity Centre Laurelhill Sportszone Glenavy Road Service Station Recycling Centre, The Cutts Racquets Club, Belfast Road Village Service Station Ballinderry Upper Spar, Longstone Street Centra, Glenavy Road Drumbo SuperValu, Knockmore Road Moneyreagh Playing Field The Auld House, Church Road Carryduff Tesco Car Park, Bentrim Road Carryduff Household Recycling Centre Glenavy Wallace Park, Belsize Road Sprucefield Carryduff Shopping Centre Spar / Filling Station Warren Park (Salto Gym) Lisburn Rugby Club (rear) Sainsbury’s Car Park Drumlough Hillsborough Maghaberry Recycling Centre, Dromara Road Forest Park, Dromore Road Maghaberry Community Centre Stoneyford Centra Garage, Sales Corner Dundonald Lisburn Maghaberry Arms Car Park ASDA, Upper Newtownards Road Altona Road Maze Temple Comber Road Shops Barbour Playing Fields Gowdy’s at the Racecourse Service Station Dundonald Caravan Park Bells Lane For further information please phone 028 9267 3417 or email: [email protected] or check our website www.lisburncastlereagh.gov.uk.
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