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ELDC Recycling Sites ELDC Recycling Sites Area Location Glass Textiles Paper Shoes Alufoil The Kings Head, Orby Addlethorpe Road X Alford Co-op, Church Street X X X X Alvingham Village Hall Car Park X Anderby/ Anderby Anderby Creek Car Park Creek X Manor Farm Caravan Park, Anderby X Poplar Zureba Caravan Park, Anderby Creek X Binbrook Motors, Grimsby Binbrook Road X X Bucknall Village Hall, Main Bucknall Road X Burgh Le Marsh Common Lane X Carrington Village Hall X Well Vale Car Park, Well Chapel St Leonards Vale Drive X X Eastfield Caravan Park, Chapel Point X Coningsby Silver Street car park X X Croft Washdyke Lane X Croft Bank Holiday Pak X Donington on Bain Village Limits X Donna Nook RAF Donna Nook X East Barkwith Crossroads Pub X Layby outside the Post East Keal Office X X East Kirkby Village Hall X The Village Hall, Fodder Eastville Dyke Bank X Friskney Village Hall, Church Road X Fulstow Village Hall X Cross Keys Pub X X Gibraltar Point Car Park, Gibraltar Point X X Layby on B1192, Gipsey Gipsey Bridge Drove X X Grainthorpe The Black Horse Inn X Great Carlton Village Hall Car Park X Great Steeping Main Road X Hagworthingham George and Dragon Pub X Hainton Heneage Arms X Hemingby Coach and Horses Inn X X Holton Le Clay Co-Op Car Park X Horncastle Playing Fields X Town Hall car park X X Bain Car Park X X X Huttoft Huttoft Service Station X Ingoldmells Stevensons Golden Sands X Kingfisher Caravan Site, Sea Lane X Bus Station, Skegness Road X X X Blue Anchor Leisure Ltd car park X Kirkby on Bain Civic Amenity Site X X Langriville Antons Gowt Lock X Legbourne Queens Head Car Park X Area Location Glass Textiles Paper Shoes Alufoil Newmarket Inn, Louth Newmarket Road X X Northgate Car Park X X X Fairfield HWRC X X X Queen Street Car Park X X Smilies Social Club, Birch Road X Morrisons car park X X X X Co-op, Kiln Lane X X X X Village Hall Car Park, Ludford Playing Field Lane X Mablethorpe and Station Sports and Leisure Sutton on Sea Centre X Sutton on Sea Social Club X Golden Sands Caravan Park X Fire Station, Mablethorpe X The Boulevard X X X Broadway Car Park, Sutton on Sea X X X Beach Bar Car Park, Trusthorpe Rd, Sutton on X Sea Sharkies Bar, Central Promenade X Maltby Le Marsh Turks Head, Main Road X X Council Offices, Manby Manby Park Car Park X X North Somercotes Co-op, Conisholme Road X Lakeside Park and Caravan Site X Rear of Public North Thoresby Conveniences X Old Bollingbroke Black Horse Inn X Orby Village Hall X Revesby Red Lion X Saltfleet Paradise Car Park X Scamblesby The Green Man Pub X Chapel Lane X Skegness Tesco Car Park X Hildreds Centre, Briar Way X X X Warth Lane HWRC X X X Morrisons Supermarket, Wainfleet Road X X X Skendleby Black Smiths Arms X South Elkington Village South Elkington Stores X The Massingberd Arms, South Ormsby Brinkhill Road X South Thoresby The Vine Pub X Spilsby Boston Road Car Park X X X Stickford Dead end of Church Road X Stickney Village Hall X Tattershall Tattershall Country Park X Haldanes Supermarket Car Park X Tattershall Thorpe Bluebell Inn X Tetford Village Hall X Tetney Lock Road Layby X X X X Theddlethorpe Village Hall X Thorpe St Peter The Holly Tree Pub X Area Location Glass Textiles Paper Shoes Alufoil Toynton All Saints Linkage Community Trust X Wainfleet All Saints Co-op, 9 High Street X Top of St Michaels Lane, Wainfleet St Mary Low Road X Welton Le Marsh Village Hall X Welton Le Wold Layby on A157 X X Withern Red Lion Pub X X Woodhall Spa Broadway Car Park X X Bainland Country Park(by Shop) X Bainland Country Park(by toilets) X Woodthorpe Hall Caravan Woodthorpe Site X .
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