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Textile Recycling Point Locations Street Post Code Benson Court Ingram Crescent East BN3 5LY Cannon Place, Churchill Square Textile recycling point locations Street Post code Benson Court Ingram Crescent East BN3 5LY Cannon Place, Churchill Square, Recycling SiteCannon Place BN1 2FD Carden Avenue Recycling Site Carden Avenue BN1 8LL CEX Recycling Site Western Road BN1 2DA Chalky Road Recycling Site Chalky Road BN41 2ET Charles Street Recycling Site Charles Street BN2 1TG Coldean Lane Recycling Site Coldean Lane BN1 9GA Coop Lewes Road Lewes Road BN2 3HW Coop Whitehawk Road Whitehawk Road BN2 5NS Coop Western Road Western Road BN3 1DA Cowley Drive (Post Office) Cowley Drive BN2 6TD Ellen Street Recycling Site Ellen Street BN3 3WW Elm Grove (Top) Recycling Site Elm Grove top BN2 3ET Elm Grove (Bottom) Recycling Site Elm Grove bottom BN2 3LA Fiveways Bring Site Ditchling Road BN1 7JE Foredown Drive Recycling Site Foredown Drive BN41 2GN Freshfield Way Recycling Site Freshfield Way BN2 0LE Goldstone Retail Park Old Shoreham Road BN3 7PN Golf Drive Recycling Point Golf Drive BN1 7ET Grand Avenue Hove BN3 2LF Hangleton Way (Opposite Poplar Ave) RecyclingHangleton site Way BN3 8EY Hanover Centre Southover Street BN2 9UD Happy Valley Recycling Point Falmer Road BN2 6LA Hollingbury Park Recycling Site Hollingbury Park BN1 6JU Hollingdean Waste Depot Hollingdean Road BN1 7GA King Alfred Centre Car Park Hove Street South BN3 2BT Ladies Mile Recycling Site Ladies Mile Road BN1 8TA Leybourne Parade Leybourne Road BN2 4LW Lockwood Crescent Lockwood Crescent BN2 6UG London Road Recycling Site Preston Road BN1 6RB Longhill High School The Vale BN2 7FR Lovegrove Court Ingram Crescent East BN3 5NR Lower Bevendean Parade Lower Bevendean Avenue BN2 4FE Mackie Avenue Recycling Site Mackie Avenue BN1 8SB Marine Cliffs Car Park Marine Drive/High Street BN2 7HQ Montpelier Crescent Recycling Site Montpelier Crescent BN1 3JL Moulscoomb Leisure Centre Moulsecoomb Way BN2 4PB Norfolk Square Recycling Site Norfolk Square BN1 2PB Barcombe Road (Opp shops) Barcombe Road BN1 9JQ Outside Sainsbury's Pavillion Parade/Old Steine BN2 1RA Outside Tesco Western Road BN3 1JB Portslade Town Hall Victoria Road BN41 1YF Preston Park (Drove End) Recycling Site Preston Park North BN1 6HG Recycle Area St Aubyns/Kingsway BN3 2TH Recycle Area Marlborough Place BN1 1UB Recycle Area York Grove BN1 3TT Portland Road Recycling Site Portland Road BN3 5QJ Recycle Area Station Approach BN3 3TJ Queens Park Terrace (Pepperpot) Queens Park Terrace BN1 0FZ Whitecross Street Recycling Point Whitecross Street BN1 4EB New England Street Recycling Point New England Street BN1 4GQ Preston Park South Recycling Point Preston Park South BN1 6AQ Kingswood Street Recycling Point Kingswood Street BN2 0JY St Johns Road Recycling Point (Floral Clock) St Johns Road BN3 2FB Dyke Road Reservoir Dyke Road BN3 6PE Regent Street Recycling Point Regent Street Richmond Parade Richmond Parade BN2 9GB RSPCA Recycling Site Braepool Pavillion BN1 8ZH Saltdean Park Recycling Site Saltdean Park Road BN2 8SP School Lane Recycling Site School Lane BN2 8FY Shops Recycling Area West Way BN3 8LD South Street Car Park Windlesham Close BN41 2LE Stevens Court Ingram Crescent West BN3 5LZ The Highway The Highway BN2 4GD The Level (South end) next to Café Lewes Road BN2 9SY Tisbury Road Recycling Site Tisbury Road BN3 3BR Tragalgar Street Car Park Blackman Street BN1 1DZ Union Road Recycling Site Union Road BN2 9SY Union Road Recycling Site Union Road BN2 9SY Vale Park, Denmark Road Recycling Site Denmark Road BN41 1GJ Wayfield Avenue Recycling Site Wayfield Avenue BN3 7LW Western Road Recycling Site Western Road BN1 2LA Wilmington Parade Recycling Site Wilmington Parade BN1 8LA Withdean Stadium Recycling Site Tongdean Lane BN1 5JD Woodbourne Avenue Recycling Site Woodbourne Avenue BN1 8EJ Woodingdean Library Car Park Warren Road BN2 6BA.
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